https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/502/HastingsBanner_1975-01-07.pdf 28567d8e1e9b48c2311dbba26359e0d5 PDF Text Text We at Barry County Lumber Company want to wish everyone the very best in 1975....hopefully abundant with opportunities. It is our wish that you have all good things-past, present and future-in one big happy year! Special thanks for your kind friendship and loyalty, we look for­ ward to serving you in the years ahead! JAN NewYear! Jim Wiswell Mwrie Weeks JimOsis Ken Keeler Dorcas Newton Dave Koons Milt Mason Dave Fisher Frank Weinbrechl Jim Christensen Mel Shults Pat McKelvey Neil Wilson Dm Curtiss Ted Mlerding □iff Branded Dm Wilson We will close 1 p.m. Tues., Dec. 31 STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Thurs. 7:30 a.m to 5 p.m Fridays 7:30 a.m.to 8 p.m. I Saturday 7:30a.m. to 12:00 Noon. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES �Hastings Banner Devoted to the Interests of Barry County Since 1856 FREEPORTBLOOD CLINIC Erreport on Thursday. Jm. *, Rapid* aad Edward Raed of Kral City Jens 2. IE!. Year with a Ufe-«avl*g gift. child. Mobile Village, Cbariotte Reed J Grand Banner Becoming Find Partial Skeleton Paid Newspaper of White Female The Hastings Panner will become a paid circulation newspaper with the issue of Feb 4. 1975 Subscription rate will be the Hastings' only newspaper A special io­ made for new subscribers In Barry County. The sub­ Kent. Ionia. Ingham. Eaton. Calhoun and Kalamatoo 4 The Banner finds that ruing costs are affecting the newspaper industry, like all fair Io expect the advertisers to absorb all of the costs of producing a new jpaprr Barry County readers price if they start their sub­ scription before Feb. 1.1975 Barry Coun’y subscribers may also subscribe for 3 Barry County Sheriff's Department officers, working with repreeentatives from the Slate Police Crime Laboratory at Lansing and a pathologist at the University learn the Identity of a white female between 16 and 35 per year, thus saving 30% years < of age whose partial over the regular price. < skeletal remains were found The Hartings Banner will Thursday. Jan 3, in Section also be available on 22 : of Orangeville Township, newsstands in Barry County about i 150 to 360 yards north of for IS coot* per copy I the Guernsey Lake Road ■ A coupon will be found-■ Pathologist Robert Henelsewhere in thi* paper for tor drix. MD, made the deterthe convenience of those sla r- mination that the remains —rting their subscriptions were that of a white female Tne Banner will continue to cover Hastings and all of Among Hie remains found Barry County The staff plans to improve and enlarge it* was the skull, bone fragments news coverage in the months and what appeared to be the to come. Rib and other bone fragments were found, but missing were the arms, vertebrae, pelvic glrefie and other porta of a skelton, according to available information. The skeletal remain* were found by Gerrard R Ypma. 2696 Pifer Road. Delton, and Alger A. Moeller. 7603 Norris Road. Delton, who had been hunting rabbits They saw a bone sticking out of the snow, and removing it from the snow they found the partial skeiton Bits of clothing and shoe* were found Friday officers returned to the scene and. using flame throwers to melt the snow, at­ tempted to find more segments of the skeiton. Some bone pieces were found, but nothing significant, of­ ficers said. the pathology unit at the University ofMichiaan where Banner Moving to New ■' Offices on State Street The HaaUnas Banner will J _... i" *tu uUI ** ic>cate<1 ln U* htilMine at IM W Slat»<U Barry Co. Deaths ROGER C. FOWLER Service* for Roger C. owler, 75, of 441 W. Mil) St . : with burial in Riverside 1 I % CAR NOW—Members of the aewly formed Hastings lobtle Dealer* Association are orgtag resident* to "Bay Renner Ford. Ill* N. Michigan Avesme; Don o' Reahm Motor Salo, 1*7 N. Michigan Aveaae: BUI Dealers Push Car Sales to Keep ‘Yourself Working’ n of the newly for■ tings Automobile Association have 1310 N. Michigan. Ken Reahm of Reahm Motor Sales Inc al 107 N. Michigan Avenue and Don Parrish and Burnell Larke of Larke Buick & Chevrolet at 1435 S The dealers are determined to pros ide full service and the County to consi ag their new < lave also stars problem We plan to stan­ dardize hour* to better serve keep yourself w orking Edttinaw added that: "We are very optimistic and positive about the future I've gone through 5 of these come out of them with flying move w 119W State Si . where WBCH radio station is also located The radio station occupies the front half of the building. The new Banner office will be much larger than the new composing room for typesetting and makeup in the basement. Customer* of the Banner will use the front •■ntrance of the present radio station building. A Banner recep­ tions will be seated in the front to handle small items of business such as sub­ scription* and classified ads. and direct cuUomers to other department* the Banner will also have a will be in use Wednesday The number isMM051 number will diH ba used by the Hastings Press, which Publisher Hugh Fullerton said that the new office will provide more space for all of the employee*, and enable them to have more efficient in the basement will nave a new Compuwrlter photo­ typesetting machine, and a Compugraphic 72BO typeset ting machine for headlines and larger type for ad­ vertisements. It also will layout and makeup tables and boards, which Fullerton is Work on the remodeling for the new office and competing room was done by Hausc Con­ struction Co , which installed the new wall paneling, ceilings and partitions; Bert Keiser, who end the electrical work, and Hastings Floor Covering, which put in the basement tile 84*Year-Old Man Knocked Down, Robbed Horner Smith. *4, R1 Lake been knocked down and rob bed outside his home about 4 p.m Saturday. Jan 4. According tn the Sheriff* Department report, a man in l,. an. kmzw-ltHi Ml the Tischner Rd and asked to use Home. Rev. Lloyd R VanLente of­ ficiated with burial in Elm wood Cemetery near Wayland. Mr Fowler was born in Wayland on Aug. 27.1*69. the son of Clifford and Alice (Rogers) Fowler. He at­ tended Wayland Schools and married Mary Kemeen of Middleville She died in 1943 He moved to Hastings in ternational Seal & Lock Co where be worked until his retirement as a tool and die married Marjorie Johnson of Hastings. He was a member of the Barry' County Spot Umen Club He is survived by his wife; a son. Jack, of Fine lake, Battle Creek. 3 grand­ daughters. and a sister, Mrs PauhMary Lob* Peterson of Reddick, Ha. MRS. FLORENCE M. KAISER the phone Smith let him in and as he was leaving the • Services for Mrs. Florence yard, he grabbed Smith, who died at 4:05 threw him to the ground and took a billfold contain* about a.m. Sunday. Dec. 29. at Grand Rapids Osteopathic The assailant missed Hospital, were held 1:30 another billfold which had Tuesday at the Leonard .bout 36 Osgood Funeral Home. ftev Esther Cox officiated Gh Mondays, Wednesdays snd married Ogdwi Kaiser in and Fridays the dealership* December of 1906. They had Jived ail of their married life at the Kaiser Road address sdays they will be opfti f. om 8 She is survived by her a.m to 3:30 p.m and on husband; a son. Paul of Saturdays from * a.m to 12 Hastings, a daughter. Mrs noon. —r of Tuscon. Ara ; Ottis The members are Jack _ „_____ jildren. and one Echtinaw of the Hastings greet grandson. Motor Sales at 33* N Michigan Avenue. Bill Ren ner of Ronner Ford Inc at OTIS H. MORGAN Services for Otis H CUMENA D. 83. 513 W Bond, SCHA1BLY who died on Thur Services for Climuia D. Hospital, were held Saturday. Schaibiy, 96. «ho died Sun­ Dec 28. at the Beeler Funeral day. Dec. 39. al her home in Woodland after a long illness. Homo. Rev Roger C Timmerman o>T*ci*ted with burial in the Dec. 31, at the Pickens Koops Chapel in Lake Odessa Rev. George Spea* of­ Mr. Morgan was born in Middleville on Sept. 24. 1991. ficiated with burial in Fuller the son of Frank and Hannah Cemetery (Kepkey) Morgan He married Mildred Ten Eyck on 1871. la Woodland Township, the daughter of James and Jan. 13,1957. In addition to hi* wife, he is Elizabeth (Myers> Durkee survived by 2 daughters. Mrs She was a life long resident of Duane (Lois) Bacon of Mid­ that area. She married Henry dleville and Mrs Ray (Mary* Schaibiy on Nov. 20. 1901. He Rider of Hastings; a step-son, died April 11.1945 . She was a D. Paul Osler of Middleville. member of the Woodbury 4 grandchildren; 5 step­ U.B. Church and 'he WCTU She is survived by one grandchildren; 4 great gran daughter. Mrs Htldred dchildren, and 3 step great Westerly of Woodland. 3 sons, grandchildren. Hobard of Bradenton. Fla.. Kennard of Edmore and George of Woodland; a sister. Mrs. Hercie Tewksbury of Hartings; 9 grandchildren; 33 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren memorial contributions to the chanty at their choice JOHN N. GARDNER Service* for Jo*m N. Gard­ ner. n, of rural Woodland who died Tuesday. Dec. 31. at Blodgett Hospital tn Grand Rapids following a short illness, were held Friday. Jan. 3 at 1:30 p.m. at the Memorial Park (Sheldon' a retired life-long Woodland hours, said "We’re doing thia been proven true, according toParrisKexpfaiDed mv exoenence " that "We a* a group are joining force-, to better take care of the people during thi* economic crisis. I don’t feel that only the people in the car business are the one's affected by this Larke said "We want to serve the- people of Hastings and Barry County We as car dealers are worried about that while the notional reta*( wmbsspaW 93 percent of tne working for­ ce on jobs. ■This i» certainly not a catastrophic situation, and one that can be improved on by restoring the confidence in our working people that our economy and their jobs depend on movement of goods" "Buy a car now to keep yourself working." Hastings Mutual Promotes Rothfuss And Johnston Robert E. Stanley, president of the Hasting* Mutual Insurance Company. has announced the ap□ointment <*f Frank E. Rothfuss as serior vice president and Charles F Johnston as vice president of finance and The appointments were confirmed at a special meeting of the company's directors. Rothfuss. who has been associated with Hastings Mutual since 1946. had been vice president—general claims manager, and John­ ston. who joined the firm on Sept. 4, 1964, had been secretary controller Rothfuss began his in­ surance career with Manufactures Life and soon after entered the casualty field with Hastings Mutual in 1946 He has served Hastings as an inspector, adjuster, firidman, special fieldman adjuster, director and area supervtsoi before becoming vice president and general claims manager He has been a director of the Stale Savings Bank of West Branch, the Michigan District Stewardship Board and it* Lutheran Church Missouri Synod A veteran of World War II. he served on the Sebewaing Village coun­ cil and at president of the He and ms wife. Maxine, have 3 sons. Franklin Jr and Tim. and twin daughters. Wendy and Cindy He and Maxine live at 640 Indian Hills Drive Johnston had been named secretary and controller on Ha married Jessie Sbopbell Jan. 29,1974 The new president of the married Emma Hansbarger Harting* Area Chamber of Commerce. Johnston is a on Oct. 20.1961 member of the National Association of Mutual In­ surance Companies and on the Federal Tax Commitlee ce Kreger' of Hastings, 12 He ha* been chairman at the grandchildren, and II great accounting seminar of the Conference of Mutual l*wis and Carrie Gardner He was farmer and a resident of the first market "So goes the automobile Lusinea. so goes the national economy After unemployment and unem­ ployment in our own area This is the most serious fac­ tor today. People are worried and just are not buying We have to convince our own people that our economy depends on moving a variety ’ ■ " K j X f f* I < ZJQ a CHARLES F. JOHNSTON FRANK E. ROTHFUSS Casualty Companies A native of Watertown. N.Y., where he was duated from high school 1951, he earned a BA. in P University at Canton. N.Y. Johnston was associated with the Prudential Life In­ surance Company at its home office in Newark, NJ., and was employed for 5 year* by the Agricultural Insurance Group of Watertown before moving to Hastings He and hi* wife. Dona, and daughter. Street �TMf HASTINGS BANNER Aonuory 7 IB7J Pop*} Welcome Orchard On 1/2 Mil. North of lonlo Open All Winter l i w to 6 p ai tuilf lictfii iaada; VFW DANCE HHS Choir toPresent ~ ~ ~ The Musical, ‘Oliver The Hasting* High Srhoot Choir will present Done! Bart » musical "Oliver" on Feb ». Ji. 33 in Central Auditorium at Ipn Thu wiP be the Bnd annual production of an operetta in Hasting* •Oliver'' is a musical bated on the Twiat and should have ap pea! lor all age* Appearing in the title role aa Oliver ui Kirk Leckrooe, a 7th grader The Artful Dodger who attempts Io (with Live Music) MEMBERS AND GUESTS NASHVILLE VFW Nye, Kerry Allen. J«f Smith, Jett Lord. Jim Shuster. Mike SUch and Rob VanEngrn •ho range tn grade* from Uh RAPID Is Coming to Hastings GILMORE JEWELERS Gary Lee McKee. 2M4 Beatrice. Middleville, received hia master's in educational leadership The fU crxhaan will once XXL.XSft.’SK The leader of the gaag of thieve*. Fagin, win be played by Marc Hrndncks who will be remembered as Sky Masterson ia last year s production of Guys and Delb " Marc t* a senior The ctuir»< ter role* of Mr. Bumble the workhou-e Beadle and the widow Car Matron are filled by Gordo Cappon and Donna Miller Hob Mallison and Kathy Alien filI the role* of Mr and Mri Sowerberry and Terry Hubert will be their daughter. Charlotte Chris Furrow plays Noah, the Sowerberry • apprentice Laune Benner sings ibr row of Bet. a young giri who is trying to follow tn Nancy • footsteps Ron Armstrong who was last year's Nathan Detroit, is (hi* year'* Mr Brownlo* Oliver's grandfather. The Pt of Dr Gnmivig b filled Mike Smith and Mrs. Bed Also appearing tn the show are Terry Burchett. Dame Murray. Sandy Brocks. Lon Rodrigues. Laura Meek. Marilyn Case. Deb DeCamp. Cathy Ellis. Ixr Barber. Sue Castleman. Karen Radant. JoAnn Sherwood Sue Grai. from the community The or­ chestra for "Oliver" in­ cludes: Fay Clardy. Jan Peurach. Margaret Sohan. Dr Fred Haaser. Roger White. Fred Lowe and Mar tha Panfil on strings, Ellyn Renner, Barbara Geisler. Army Pvt Curtia D Palm, •on of Mrs Carrie Fairfield. 7414 Mth St, Caledonia, com Dieted I weeks of basic com oat (riming at F t Knm.Ky WEST GYM EAR PIERCING CLINIC WILL BE SATURDAY, JAN. 11 9:00 AM - 5 PM JAYCEES Bender on pertwwion and Joyce Day at the plane HR Moyer ia the director Ticket* to "Oliver- will be available from Vocal Musk 10? E State We Live in Tense and Troubled Times Farw Bareau Directors, Gaests Eajoj Visit The Bible and a short business meeting games wore played and gag gifts were exchanged Those board member* and their wives attending were Mr and Mr* Marvin Smith. Mr and Mrs Rottoey P» Greg Tarrhala. a Collins Jon Carr. Petr Nye, Harvey Oirld CM—. Mr. and Mrs Hon Coat*. Mr and Mr* Tom Mik*. Steve Cool— Guthrie. Mr -nd Mr* John Meier. Tom Butler------bach John McIntyre, Rick Bahs. Mr and Mr* Theron Erway and Tim AMoft. Thta year * dancers are ONLY , J* nwwwssaai 6 & 8 FABULOUS FANTASY SttWiaMJIi hope and comfort, of meaning and purpose in an apparently meaning­ less world. FLAM LOCAL FIRMS RADIO $TR WBOt CITY BANK Mid RATIONAL BMK ar an JAYCIE ITIIHOI'S Brings a message— of Hove you ever coolly ttudiod The Bible? In Ihts troubled world you owe II to yourself to seriously consider its message. Send for your Free Bible Correspondence Course by signing the card below and mailing it to: Box 27B. Caledonia. Michigan 49318 BIRTHRIGHT Problem Prttnancy? Cail 945-4907 PrefiMtcy Testing Atatlable Semi /butccal B/iss Retirees Enjoy Christmas Party, Gifts 40% a-t •tio-'U . A wonderful Christmas Ky waa enjoyed by the Bliaa Retiree Chapter on Thursday. Dec IS al the LnK»> Hall on Woodlawn Ave. A 13 noon potluck dinner waa higMighled by ham furniahed by the Chapter and prepared by Ed I-effel The prayer was offered by Mrs Clyde Kuenpel The program in charge of Mr* Andrew lartxxirau each place setting having a small filled slocking made by Mr* Carboneau and Mrs. Leffei The gift table was decorated also A short meeting waa con­ ducted and Bernie William* again explained many things Hora is tear ckiau to parchui the rerj latest la womea'i lukiaai at traaaalaai sarlags la jaa. *11 ear elater stock eill ka aa sale with tarings el 40* er aan. These an faaroas Makar aa* aaau kraa* caatt. Smses, spertewaar aa* liageria aa* tkaj an all laarka* *ewa far cleanest. Clttlanaa'i will ka elate* Taaa*aj. laaaar) 7tk ta prepare lor this daaraace, kal they will be opea We*aK*ay, Jaaaarj Ilk Inn 1:30 to 1:00. Tkaralaj ngslar keen will ceatiaee. Special entertainment waa enjoyed by and presented by the Hastings High School Pope String Ensemble The musicians were guest* at the and distributed the gift* to all and to the only child present Santa played by Clyde Kuempel to close the meeting everyone sang Christmas The next January meeting will be Thinday. Jan 16 Potluck dinner and btngo will be played Everyone is asked to bring "White Elephant*" for prise* Retiree* are urged to atMeeting* are beM the third Thursday of each month at the Union Hall Air K..u Party zl lUrn county will meet in the Commtseioners room at the Courthouse Mon day. Jan I at 7:30pm ITniMSN'S I the Committee Antorican Party Mem phu. Tenn of the held in West State Street, Rt. 37 I Opposite Fairgopads �THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonvofy 7 1475 Rapt 3 BY WALL STREET JOURNAL Factual Report Places Economy In Perspective HUGH’S MUSE Voice of the People Seed Catalog article Warms the Mind seed catalog the other day Acttullj | got it before New Year’s Day. which is what I call jumping the gun Nevertheless. H makes any gardener look forward to "Unemployment'' la the most chilling word in any recession It ia now as it has been in ail periods of economic slowdown TO the man struggling to support a family the prosper!, or even the ponaibility of losing Ids job and being unable to pay for food and shelter is a grim spectre But for a third of a century, and through five recessions, overall unemployment has never been as bad in fact as in the public mind vegetables or verda.it. colorfulflows Don i get me wrong-1 enjoy winter, at time* Mostly. I enjoy it from the warmth al my picture window. Especially Hung on a lake, as 1 de II it really pretty in winter, as it was Jones, a mere ceremonial rite will not determine The only requirrmeni far salvation »that one muu ae possible, but IT IS NOT a In JesatChnu Larry Orbi*«id December 10th took it that you say you mint be baptized by water in order to be saved Well I'm sorry to inform you but vou are DEAD WRONG’ About your scripture verse of acts 1:37. 38. while according lo our Saviours institution, baptism Saviour and Ij>rd Baptism replaced ceremonial rite of the cir- Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 1. We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction. We want to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. when I look at my xwd catalog t.nrever. thaw fierce winter winds become oalray May tree/c*. in my mind's eye And all that snow Is Just sort rain, coaxing my seed* into ger ruination Is all that really several months away? For those who like pretty Mines, the new type la called Cheltenham H's a traditional design, and one we think geU almost no public attention preMion of something that na* happened inwardly A mere water baptism cannot wash away your sins, only the blood of Christ can do that, the thief on the cross was culat ton. as you no doubt have read un the front page The rate if you subscribe before Feb t »ill be only 14 on per year i less than 8 cents a week I If you uiit the price goes up after you later We're often asked how we can send a complete take and print photo* and set the new* stories in tspr­ it costs us much more to print a newspaper than It would a "shopper" because we print so many page* of news. In a typical issue of The Banner, about 40% of the space is oc­ cupied by new* So that's 40% of the space which is not paid aome ai« million individual*'' mean l he nearly ui milbon people ksl tber job* Actually ccn*tdw*bly la* than hall did Some m ono are mostly very young people looking for their lheir lira! Iir»l job. Anoth»v AncKhne l.CM.000 LCM.OOO are pc people abr oe even e-.en amktng Making «rork (or haven't been working or aome acme tune but have deodad deowkd to »ork »ort aagain and haven't yet found what they want And. And finally 7?o "0 .warepropie ,*x> arepcwpic who «bo limply rjuil quit their y yote Nothing Mid here » an attempt to paint an overly rosy tray picture of the unemployment unemployment scene II * »ill almost certainly get worse before It iiimprove* While total employment la rtUI alightly above a year ago. tt feU in the recesa.je of i»S7 M and Thta M not a picture of big abnnkage tn con turner buying power due lo Jobteuness Current contraction tn the movement of merchandise to conaumen can be attributed primarily to two thing* <H Runaway mflatum put* a brake an the amoaN of physical good* bought And <!• the few of job kaa foatered by aaturaticn talk of recoosMn and unemployment u a huge peychologKal im­ pediment to the tale of postpoeable btf ticket Finally, by mailing the paper free, we pay a much higher postage rate per paper than we will have to when we have paid subscription* The US. Po»t (Hfice. recognizing the social benefits of legitimate new-papers, charges much less to mail paid subscription puhiicalhvii than free ones And for 13.COO-odd ncwspip*the poslaR, n no small item Like everything else. the coat' <4 publishing a newspaper vertisers to pay all that added expro m- Since the readers gel much of the benefit of the paper in the form of news, it is only fair that they pay part of the costs Anyway, if you want to get jour Banner after Feb J. you'll have to pay for it We think you'll agree that the Ban ner is worth more per week than a cup of coffee By the way. I'll buy anyone an Scent cup of coffee if they can ftr.d one these days, providing they have already rub­ senbed to The Banner Voice of the People Itnpressed Minam White far their great letter in defense of Sheriff Wood I agree entirely with their thought* I had the op- [inventory Clearance with his merit Ho* many of his critics Ufttf 'dftogaiory about the mln "have never had the opportuntfy to meet Sgt. Trick and would certainly not be so chgncv- to prove his ability befor-. totally condemning him’ Anc man. on any new Job, is certainly entitled to 20% OFF! On All SKI - DOO and JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE CLOTHING! Suita • Boot. • Helmets • Stocking Capa • Gloves Curiously, most of the criticism seems to come from th* Delton area Here u an area of fairly high population t« of. and control by. the Townships of Hope and ty. their energies could be better used than by indulging in petty personality squabIM* They could spend some time acquiring a little knowledge of the depart mgnt's operation They could entourage adequate county funding so that the depart moot need never operate short of officers and essential equipment They could sup­ port the proposed new jail ex­ pansion so that cur county can properly care for its' own prisoners And they might Rinrerriy Mrs Ray i Susan > Hinckley Nashville. Mich Read the Classifieds! Register For “Free” Drawing! While you’re looking over onr Snowmobile Implements clothing, register for ‘25.w Gift Certificate to be given away Jan. 18. (No purchase necessary ) M-37 South at City Limits THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 303 S. Michigan ItaMllIkHl. water baptism. So you see these men were already 0*n1ia »»- IhfllmllW-h M31M3 on* waosr »i wro-iTwiv JCPenneyl Save on all our colorful, easy care fashion sheets. TwInelM, Pkg. of 2 standard pillowcases, reg. 2.1V to 4.SV. Sale 1-83 to 3.64 What a way to brighten up your bedroom and save. loo. Choose long wearing polyesler/cotton muslins or percales In fashion solids, prints traditional white and more. Flat and fitted sheets are the same price Queen size cases also on sale- So hurry over, stock up and save even a local township police officer of thetr own Our police officer one thing they ST hear for a Joo well Goodyear CXXRBLOCK' Queen die. more, less or equally qualified for Uw job The fact remain* that Dave Wood ts our new Sheriff 10 DAYS ONLY! JAN. 8-18! SALE ENDS NOON SAT.Jtf 10 47.48 About the account of Cornelius Since God had ac­ cepted these gentile believers and given them, beyond ------ - tuaI Storewide Clearance Now T tn IT • Men's Jackets Ret 10“ to 40", • Women’s Jackets Re* 24” to 6", Now 17* to 44“ Re* 15’ to 24", Now 11“ to 19“ • Boy’s Jackets • Girt's Jackets Now 4“ to 14“ Reg. 7" to 24", • 1 Rack Women’s Sportswear Reduced up to 50% • Shop Entire Store For Reduced Fall and Winter Merchandise. Special Shoe Close-Out! A special close-out of men** aide-zip boots and allp-on shoes. Black and brown in she 7 lo 121). (Trig. 12.88. Now Electronic Calculator Close-Out Hasting. Michigan 49038 11 Mb YEAK Pocket-size eight digit electronic operates on 3-AA bat­ teries or conies with adaptor (or A.C. hookup. It adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides. Has a percent key, automatic constant. Reg. 39.95. Now 29- Hastings, Michigan �THI HASTINGS BANNER Jonuo<y7 1975 Pog» 4 Personal* Playtex — 18 Hour Sale Ends Jan. 11 (Svrinp on b,M. firdlei and REA TOR Cathy will remain fur another Guest, included Hr, and Mrs Glen Miller of Hudson Mr* Unrren Neaaelnsad of George Miller and Mr and Mr* Robert Conrad of allinones.) WOODCRAFT Clarmce Hastings. 315'J.mXim REALTY INC Mr and Mrs Jock (larry •rr lo laave Fndav IWc and her family, the Jack Cat ton* of Indunapnlia. Joined the group Phone ¥*8 8382 West Green St. at Hastings City Limits with >500 00 down Numa your own larm,1 Eldridge - Campbell Wed 24i A tor or hour ron A urns cashi-Th,, । Bridesmaids Staup - Myers Nuptial* The Urbandale United Methodist Church was the running through property ond sond and gravel pil. Canter Rood 2 stoty home hot 5 large bedroom* full both tporiou* living room lireploce carpel >n living dreaming about a new home? Moan, cousins of the bride and children of Mr and Mrs John Moan were ring bearer and (lower girl For her daughter's wed ding which united Mils Dorothy Anne Myer*, daughter of Mr and Mr* Harold I. Myer* of Hl forest green knit dress with Dowling. and Glen 1. Staup. beige sleeves and beige ac ton of Mr and Mr* EL Staup of Nashville, on Satur­ ensemble with gold acday. Nov 2 Pastor Bruce Higdon per formed the double ring nte* Imfore an altar decorated Myer*, grandfather of the with lighted candelabra* en twined with grten foliage and Mr and Mr* Ralph Kirk of white ribbon* About 120 wit­ Nashville and Mr and Mr* Ixxns Hamel of Bellevue nessed the ceremony Mm Fem Conklin of Battle sutler* ami brothers in law of the groom, were master* and Creek wa* organist The bride, given In marriage by her father_____ a floor length off white satin which followed at the John and lace gown, featuring an stown Township Hall Russell empire waist and bishop Nash provided organ music sleeves She wore a shoulder al the reception and assisting length veil with long mantilla about the room* were Miss tram and earned a colonial bouquet of yellow and orange book. Mr* John Moan. Mr* las* Korti and Mrs Charles spider mum* while car Babcock Mr* James Garland, twin Fur traveling, the bride snter of the bride of Battle chose a navy drms with red and white accents After a and bridesmaids included honeymoon to Frankenmuth, .mother sister Mrs Thomas the new Mr and Mr* Glrn Staup are now at home at IOS Phillip*St .Nashville the bride, of Coldwater Mr and Mr* E L Staup Iawrencc Filler, brother of hosted the rehearsal dinner the groom uf Nashville, was best nun and groomsmen villa were Paul Chancey of Detroit and Thomas Yoey. brother Bellevue Johnny and Elizabeth Anne 58 Share the Senior Citizens Flgel who wore identical gown* tn blue print They all Miss Tina Campbell and Strs-en Eldridge were united in marriage at the First United Methodist Church in Hasting* Rev Sidney Short officiated before an altar decorated with yellow glad* and blur and white tinted car Hob Short* was tx-st man and groomsmen included Scutl Cullen and Jim Bower man Usher* were Jack Reynolds and Harold Svoboda Missev Brown, daughter of Mr and Mr* Frank Brown. Adam Offenbacker wa* soloist The bride given in marriage by her father, wore «Inng g«wn of while lace over taffeta featuring an empire waist and full sneer sleeves trimmed with lace and hut Ions Matching lace accented her fiagcrtip veil Miss Becky Johnson waa maid of honor and wore a long white gown and carried a basket of posies Robbie Niel, non of Mr and Mr* Karlton Niel. was nngb-arrr Special guest was Mr* Grace Olmstead Ixinorary After a bnef honeymoon, they are at home on N. Hanover. Hasting* January Special I Try our Popular Wash <n Wear k Perm ■ $10.00 (<.|. 512 50) Peg's Beauty Bar WW. Apple Open Monday* Phone 945 3M2 Children’s .. Clearance! Cleveland'* - Downstair*! Holiday Party GIRLS - 20 - 30 •• OFF! Hasting* area Senior Cituena held their Christmas WINTER COATS............................ the turkey dinner and gift ex­ change The program consisted of community singing and several readings by member* of thegmup Leon Stanton will show slides of hi* trip to the Holy land for the next meeting NOW...$9.07 to $27.97 DRESSES NOW...S4.20 to $16.76 20*. OFFI 20*. offi NOW...$ 1.83 to $9.60 BLOUSES. Mr and Mrs Ales Henry. 4777 20*. OFFI NOW...S2.80 to $7.20 30*. offi SWEATERS . NOW...$3.33 to $9.45 20*. OFFI NOW...$2.39 to $8.80 One check You don t have to dream....just come In and see us. We can show you justhow easy It can be for you to have your very own home in a short time ---- at BARRY. COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY, we have a complete home planning center..where we can plan together to make your dreams come true. We’ll help arrange financmg...and recommend a reliable contractor NEED HELP..visit the experts at BARRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY today to discover that home in your dreams. monthly can pay for all your insurance BOYS - 20% to 30% OFF! Reg. '12.95 • ‘39.95 Reg. ’4.29 lo ‘1800 WINTER COATS Size 6 • 20 Now . PANTS Size 6 - 20 Now $907 ,o $2797 S3«t.»144° hj. '1.95 '9.00 SHIRTS Reg. ‘5.00 lo ’18.00 SWEATERS Hour* Size 6 - 20 Now FRIDAY la B OO P- Saturday LUMBERCO? 125 »o j wunott st. Carol Ac h ten ( Size 6 20 Now ’3s"'• ‘12“ 102 L Slat* A'a NATIONWIDE II ■ INSURANCE Cleveland’s 130 E. State, Hastings • For Men And Boy* Pb. 945-2163 �THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuory 1 1975 Po>S Festive Dances, Parties Greet The New Year home on S Park St where an impromptu open houw ju»t 1. Jan vion anil I97S The Bernie Wellers and the Clifford Havey* entertainer The Dr Schowaltcr* Norbert entertained ten home, before the duh acaiion holiday with their bins were grounded with Hasting* Cosmtry (Tub dinner and New Year's Eve Ball Garlands of pine raping and cluster* of colored balloons canon and the Dick Groos the reservations for members and guests Elks Temple and Mooie laxige for their celebrating The Country Comers 'for Join the frolic New Year s Day found more than SO guest* at the Dr Jack Walton ncme that m>ir afles with Dr Jack as the chief flip flapper another gathering of guests, tn family unit*, at the Eldon Mathews Algonquin Lake home The fellow* staged the traditional hockey ice­ skating spectacular as everyone watched and some of the less timid, little tykes ight The Dick Duval* welcomed t*cau»r the Oom* had just wnved home, with their 1 from motoring to partying of Ken Reahm* entertained friend* al their Wall Lake Famous Brand Clothes! Save from ch the game* and pai friendship hospitality B&R Kaf-ay Features Real Home Cooking Daily menu change 25% to 50% Slacks, dresses, skirts, Home made pies tops, blouses, and Tasty sandwiches coordinates. Friendly Service OHB Needs'tins Thantov Salatin Janets Ramsey - Britton Nuptials Miss Suzanne Kathry n Brit ton became the bride of David Allen Ramsey. both of Nashville, on Saturday af lernoon, Gel 3. at the chapel of The Holy Trinity of Con­ cordia laitheran Jr College. Rev and Mr* William J Britton of Gahanna. Ohio, and Mrs Glen O Ramsey Sr The bride i father. Pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Weiler and William Dennis, both of Vermontville formed the double ring nte* a* 230 guests witnessed the ceremony The altar was decorated with floral bouquet* of pastel colored rung. Mrs Ration wore a long turquoise gown with silver accessories Mr* Ramsey selected a dark turquoise floor length gown with silver accessnne* They both wore corsages of while rose* Special guests were Mr ana Mrs Bert Britton and Mrs William A Kruger, grandparent* of the I Tide The reception followed in the Food Service* Building on the campu* of Concordia College Assisting »rrr Mrs Cleo । Dons > Jacobs. Mrs Larry t Claudette i Weiler. Mr* Robert t Linda1 Andres and Mis* Mark Kay Boesnecker sheer and chapel length train, accented with beads and lace Malching beads and lace accented the floor length veil and she earned a colonial bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses, tiny white mums and baby'* breath surrounded by yellow mums Elizabeth I. "big hoys ’ A wetner rouM f lids' homes were not reluctant tn dim the light* and call it a good and happy day in every Seeds' Beauty Fashion Boutique 945-5012 122 W. Mill 221W. State —- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > eluded her cousin. Mrs AcnRoyal Oak. Miss Sandra M Mayer at st Louis. Mo . and Mr* Mark < Gayle E t Reed of Lansing Douglas Kelucy of Ver­ montville was best man and groomsmen included the groom's brother. Glen O Ramsey Jr of Dowling, nis ft Edward Schroeder wa* organist and David P Brit­ ton. brother of the bride of Ypsilanti, wa* trumpeter Given in marriage by her Columbia Auld Lang Syne affair where the hand played continuously in the at­ mosphere of serpentine, par ty hats, and noise makers Eight friend* enjoyed din­ ner at Middle Villa as the old Get Acquainted FROM THE All New. . . AUTHORIZED BRAKE SERVICE CENTER... at * SIGNS TIRE SERVICE! eoMPtm brake service Johqyon - Kent Wedding The First Presbyterian scene of (he Saturday, Dec brown accessories and a cor FEATURING NEW .. 14. late afternoon wedding which tmitrd Miss Mary Jo Kent and Joe B Johnson Rev Willard H Curtis per formed the double nng Hies mediate families Christmas grrem and flower* graced the altar tar the candlelight ceremony Mrs David Allen provided the organ music Their parents are Mr and II_ r... Britton of honor and bridesmaids in Lake Mr and Mrs Forrest Johnson of Hastings Escorted by her father the neck bodice bib and long fit­ ted sleeves were of cluny lace and accented with seed pearl* A deep flounce circled the hemline and the atta. hed cathedral tram A matching camelot toque secured her ballerina length veil She Jackie roses, white stance, stephanotl*. holly berries, holly leave* and green* *:th Mis* Kathleen Allen of Gun sutu owner*. VddiiiM of the equipment and anlborited ST\K brake serviev provide. the talevl muvi np-to-date method* in ven icing brake* on todav * modern automobile* \l and laiyal agree "Mar Ventilated Krake* are Ibe be*l available In h<hi beat buildup bv GENUINE IUM BRAKES ALL 4 WHEELS •INSTILL LININGS velvet flow, length dre-» pat temed after the bride * dress. while fugi pom pom* h -Uy white slatice with ivory streamers $60°° the candle* Following the wedding a Hastings Country Club Th® future too won becomes to* day, and then yesterday. Start a Savings Account today, to build towards a better tomorrow. All accounts are insured up to S40.000. DISC BRAKES $73.00 Offer good thru January 1975 ding. Mrs Kent selected a floor length light green knil dress with a matching nbboti knit jacket Mr* Johnson wore a light blue knit mng gown Both mothers earned GUARANTEE IT! Reg. *36.00 MONROE matbc: SHOCKS sweetheart rose* Special guest* at the wed ding and reception were th* grandpa rent* of the couple, Mr and Mrs Arthur Tylrr u! Hasting*. Mr and Mr* Mar tin C Mulder at Kalamazoo. Mrs. Erma Kent ol Kalamazoo and Mr TH Kent of Plainwell • was the bnde s cousin. Mar tha Muldn nf Deerfield III JJational I a vj I? Ail A e OI oyce Wood of Middleville The new Mr and Mrs Undsey Road. Plainwell Ml Deposits Insured Middleville, hosted by the Up to $40,000 Postsenps Shower* acre given by Miss Kathleen Allen (Hastings :x bnister of Battle Creek and by Mrs Allen M Mulder of DcerfsSd. Ill. and Mr* Ellen Burge of Kalamu<» •TURN HL DRUMS •INSPECT WHEEL CTLINCFRS I HOSES •REPACI FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS •LUBE BRAKING PLATES jCttCI HAND BRAE Offer Good Thru Jinuary 75 526 MH WMF IWTZUB Monroe Airlift Shock* *63.95 ■ .. Inventory Clearance On All ■ Tires Remaining In Stock!!! SIGNS TIRE SERVICE, Inc. SERVICE HOURS: Mon. Fr., I am. 5:30 p.m. - Sat., I am. 1 p.m. ' V. , ZaSSJettcnan. Hasting t Th. 34MM3_________ / �THfMASTINGSBANNIR Jonvary 7 1975 Pog*4 [^Dateline Delton^ putting anough production tzwetber » compamw can't (ill I heir nrrd* from other lourcea. moving II into new market pattern* » tuv«r» •id have to compete to get the production they need, and having producer* prepared la keep thi* production on the (arm if buyers will not pay the pr«« they farmer* i have to have " Several farmer* al the meeting Mid the Iasi pajmrol they received from their dairy product* wai an amount below the cost of production, and they won derod how long they could continue operating al a lorn Noakes Mid a goal of the NFO* drive i» lo tain far the farmer the coat <>( prnduc lion plus a reasonable profit ' Snakes discussed the NFO'* past succemea, in­ cluding railing the Min nesota Wisconsin senm price milk prices all over the He Mid the NFO also take* credit for losing the Mir nesota Wi score in price gam l.ecause it did not have enough strength to offset in­ creased import* of dairy Al Dell Naahe* dlreela Nall. Orgaaliaiion Name Gary Ford De II on Wins ‘Coach of the Year* At Galesburg Gary Ford, a IMS DKHS graduate and Clima* Scotts football mentor, has received another coaching honor The Michigan High School Foot ball Coachea Association ha* •elected Gary a* area coach of the year He is one at 4 coaches to receive the honor thi* year Mothers Study Gioap to Meet The Delton Kellogg Mother. Study Group will meet on Tuesday. Jan 14, at I 30 p m in the elemrotary library Th* topic wil! be value clarification in education Brattin’g Kidnaping A Hoax Delton High's Panthers i Galesburg Augusta * 5E39, Friday, Jan 3 McKelvey had Id, Brett Champion 11. Phil Johncock (. Mark Karl 3. Rich Hoch 7 Delton'* Junior varsity alao won 7C-3I Windows Smashed in Downtown Wesley J Root. 73. 1729 N Broadway. Hastings, deman­ ded esamination when arraigned Monday. Dec 30. before District Judge Joaeph Hauer on n charge of malicious destruction of TU ™ - ta Jan 13 and be was released on 1500 bond Root wa* charged with kicking in J large window* of the Saving* It Loan Association building on Slate Street about J-10 that mor­ ning The breaking ad off the burglar alarm. and Patrolmen Wilbur Burger II and Jack Cross, who were nearby, were quickly notified and the arrest was made soon after David F Cook. M. Mid dleville, charged with having a loaded gun in hi* vehicle, paid a 310 fine plus 377 court costs He wa* ticketed by Of­ ficer Brent Willison Steven L Huisman. 19, 11350 Wildwood Road. Shelbyville, paid 35 plus 817 for early hunting m the pul and take area Thoma* (j Ahrens. 19. Mid dleville. paid a total of 877 for having a loaded gun in hi* vehicle He wa* arrested by Officer Willison Kevin H Schoonard. 20. Battle Creek, paid 810 plus 814 for driving while hi* licen­ se was suspended and was or­ dered to spend the mandatory 3 days in jail, but wa* given credit for the time already spent in jail Calhoun County commtMioners Tuesday. Dec 31, accepted the resignation of President Ford sill sign the John I) Brattin who con­ milk support bill passed bv fessed he faked hi* own kid­ Congress JUG before it ad napping to mask aa un yourn-d (<r Christmas fulfilled suicide, according to Some NFO programs begin new* report* successfully nut rod up in Brallin. who wa* Calhoun failure when farmers go out­ County's equalization direc side their contract for a few tor. had been the Democratic more cent* on the open party candidate for stale market when prices are high, senator, seeking the seat held he Mid by Republican Harry To offset these short- DeMaso He made an ap­ The National Farmers Only 16 area farmers, less the farmers are in a squeeze comings the NFO [engram pearance in Hasting* during Oraaniution iNFOi met in than the number anticipated, because of the increase* in calls for full participatkaa of the campaign Delton Dec 37 for a Scounty attended the dinner meeting tases. fertilizer, fuel. feed, members ana the enlistment Brattin. M. Mid he intends district meeting as part of it* held here al Failh United and interest rates, and the of many new members, lo enter a hospital for treat drive to pul 30 per cent of the Methodist Church Farmers farmer must be able to pass Noakes Mid men! for undisclosed health NFO President Oren Lee problems nation s meat, milk and gram from the counties of Barry. on these costs Noakes Mid under NFO turgaming coo Ionia. Eaton Calhoun and Noakes ha* been an NFO Staley ha* Mid that NFO Hi* assistant, David Davi*. trol member for 10 years and tar producer members will meet 77. wa* named to succeed Kalamazoo had been invited and vote on price* they must him Brattin is on sick leave To accomplish this goal, The farmer is no better off ms Suu acre* near Utchfield the NFO needs the mem today than he was 10 years Farmers are joining the have for their production a* at half pay until March! berohip of 3 out at rxrry io ago ' DeVere Noakes, an NFO because they realize its soon as the 30 per crot' mem Prosecute- Stanley Everett farmers and ranchers in NTO national director, told their only hope No one else is berohipI figure is reached. If is quoted as Mying "I don't going to help us Noakes those prices are not paid. believe there » any need for counties throughout the the audience L’nited Slate* Mid He described the NFO there will be an automatic criminal legal action " "So. now. a* never before. as a self help organization to holding action " Brattin lotd the ll member ena Me farmers to price their Noakes noted that the county board of com product* a* corporation* do nation hav only a three to four musioners that hi* diMpAccording to the NFO day ‘upply of fluid milk and pearance Oct. IB was not a Reporter, the organization'* about a 7 day supply id meat kidnaping a* he Insisted monthly publication, "the Besides pricing farm earlier mam steps involved in product*. The purpose of the In Delton Announces The Addition of a He Mid be faked the diup pricing farm production are plan is to get contracts for pearance because be in­ new beautician.... period* that will assure these tended to commit suicide and prices in the future." ac­ did not want his wife to feel Men Pay For BINGO cording to Staley she was responsible To implement the total plan Sat «n»ls. 7:3*10:30 • My alleged kidnaping was Early Hunting NOW OPEN MONDAYS AND effectively, the NFO has a an attempted suicide It was Delton High School "Nationwide Collection. not a hoa* for political pur­ Two men paid 877 each in Eveninp (Mon.Sit.) by appointment. Dispatch, and Delivery pose* I only hoped to fool my fines and cost* ■^■aMIMHO-d ll» Ho Ilian when Svstem " Within the system. Ph. 623 8000 AlhlrlH Ito...lit. A*s*k arraigned in District Court Noakes explained, are rhe bizarre incident began here on Thursday Dec 36 U hen a colleague found a note charged with tarty hunting in >n hi* typewriter tn it. Brat ths Yanks* Spring* put and tin Mia he was kidnaped by a take pheasant area man who w<>uld later demand The men were Chris E ransom from one of the court Schantz. 17, and Elmer ty commisawners No ran­ Schantz of Caledonia Thej som demand was made were arrested Dec 21 by Of­ About 29 hours later. Brat­ ficer Richard Shoquist tin turned up at a farmhouse Patricia Hammond. 25. of about 20 miles away and said 1304 E Stale Street, pleaded he had )u*t escaped from his guilty to a disorderly charge abductor and was ordered lo pay a 830 fine plus 829 court cost* She Michigan State s new Munn wa* arrested Dec 21 by Ice Arena recorded its first Patrolman George Wmick capacity house in a game with North Dakota with 6.255 Arrest Men fan* in attendance rag* iracca* paper, wkir tawton wanton I aad i Itol. aamkrr 1 aad Z rM In. type at aaad Seal Ike awed facilities which include For Burning aalag a Mam. an» cetar Hal pacal. sealer Bead kpe**- •» livestock collection points, tillTMl iBrgiMMI. train rma*lair and Vdvamrd luceMi .koe patch Do not a.e .kHlac w .arntob Ihlpalnl. > ear* tarradMo and and *l«am ItaarUr * P.M. IS dairy reloads, grain codec while, medium triton, light vrtlaw Mach, red light Public Toilet tion delivery and dispatch mrdlam rrd barn* amber Tae«da< Ila 11 Ml laM B»;«. I SM! DSTIZMt VTIMa DenKsed UU» t*» Ike point*, and barge loading por Mraag Rm FpnewpaHbarch laU »T Three Battle Creek men nnamra aka lake* la *dd Ikal **r<Ul laaak la ke* kwtMav Is for grain Producer RIMiOP 1 learn the Rnkap metlM at towlag *. were arrested early New knlada. and*arty take* Maaedav IPMtetPM.IsU: members produrt* enter into aat(ker. ea.rer and Ian T*e*da*. Ml* P.M. IM ! SKkaHaa. Ka ll-isz.l anl: II* M Year * Day for damaging and this system and are moved in Ha. toil. Rm: IIHI.Iml II*** 1 I Pilot-*TER1 s.qaipmrnt needed tack Sallee and burning an outdoor toilet at volume units to the best RFt.lSSFEB ll.l*» Isckkacaawv and tcaall pieo la week aa Maadav TPM TRIMS Will s E.ercrwn to meek kpevul everHwe* market areas, thus putting the public access site at Mid Im IbawedrfGcwH area. Tnrwda. I S*to I »P M IM: upward pressure on weak die Lake, according to the ■ElaINMM; DIM. ONtMEM ». Ml 4ac« BaU kr *a< Sheriff * Department report Item EpPrupal < karck. < aM *'. •• markets. Noakes Mid tNUaled agalaM rakdra and dnlrman BeMg Ml* a Ilk yaa (.VRDESISI. iORGASK VSD HEGUAH' VSII Booked into the county yail l\ulprural weeded to a lralai*| cellar rrkakrrkalm and a To help create interest in St TRITION One aa. to cccl leant cM* I* to gr*a II The (■and m law lealkee w *>r»k leaak \a ckala leatkn the NFO drive, the at 2:35 am. Jan IwereGary mlarmatMB «*a a HI gal* tram Ihk da., a HI rH*rn I* laid ydeaw I pa (aa*4f<Ma at Ike raaew aad parlteipaltaa la organization has adopted the W Covey. 24; Paul A Tread­ Il .ear Ihcag 1. growing leed Uu. Ha». It a matt Taewda. ike cradaaOaa *kaw. a reeliZaale at (radaaiMa alii k» slogan. "Think 30 This well. 21. and David White. 2) Tto«P M laU Ikaalr Rm R II* law! (I* m Hvaed la Ike kaadlee and da* Maada. TPM talPM.Ia They were charged with message is simply stated on nr.I.ISSISI.I VKE DI IIIRVTISC. Ito. tla., ka. hern •1 Heidleman Hm ka. liven Bal 1 mt I* •* signs and business cards burning public property a.krd Iw dur Ing the da.lune RrdaeWac . 1 la 1 P M . la ­ Mil ISt Ell INM. OBI III* M t Dog aad handler navi ta Or ph a Snkiil.a u Rm 1 pc ^u»l < bta c h lata II* m which members are tiring en ka. e i ..mpuird Ike Heg.eemg Dog 1 Uwd.eace . «nr in « couraged to distribute der In enradl M Ihi* <la>> Handler > a ill learn all eirec rwa •rrnun la kr aMe to <aac*«e at V K < - Da* likedi re re To achieve the » per cent TnaH far lb* iMapacuea Da* eta-dwter Hti*. ahlek w membership goal. NFO of ISkESTMESTW VSDTIXE.* Tcpo M Mtrartma aHl > awarded leregHlrted deg. Mvndav. I P V| to * P M . In­ include The real Imparl cd InflalUou *nder.taadiag yaar fices are telephoning al Brrdlecnan Rm Wal.vmKal taU lt*M Ide la.ar**re. Mach Markri irrmiaoteg. Vaalyto. el prospective member* to set KIMInt’ 1 leara Ike Bnkn* meO>ad cd eealag H> & appoint menu to discus* *axher eaacer aad f*a lira da. « to II » 4 M lavl mwatHpal and bMIMMaal Tai toetlrrrd mirtl'mewic organization * plan An Bawwii lyn.a*altharck tael II*** Ptarwllal advantage, aad rlU> la. etc rd wltb *al g*e and NFO representative then BEGINS FEB. 1*. IMS real rtlalr Thwr^av. 7 I* • P M . latl lletderap.Rm Bcalls at the prospective mem­ DRAPKR1 <OS»TRIC TUIS Beal Ike klgk nal cd Zll.tata: It*** ber's home to speak to both ! dee weal mg. make'ear waa dr aper lew Meada.. 1 to* P M . TXIMSASHIS Etrrrtee. to ma.ee nperial rerrilen Bid* will be taken Jan 15 in husband and wile This new lave Bavvedl Rm 1*1*1,laU II*** BEG4X»m 1*. i*n recruitment program has Lansing on 25 highway con (torn. Rm: Ba* CM: U** w m.R I1IUIR PAINTING t ear* a new kakkv meet been very effective. Noakes st ruction and maintenance IHMIOP II Mnl bate rampirted Bnkep 1 to eta Ml to projects, the Stale Highway ' new penile have wemr laa with (Mlnllng Mondav T to* Ihh rial* Tliarida.. 1 to *:M P M . I*H Bae.HI Rm Mid. I’M lavl Seek Rm lint.t al SI* M Dial. < ata II*** Noakr* urged those at the Department ha* announced, BMAU. VPPUVStE REPAIR laUzwrttoa la re**” including a project for Barry RED CROM Ml 1T1 MEIII V FIRST AID Taagkt by Ito meeting to "think 30" and in email appl.aacew The pselractoe «^erale» aa apptuare iMrnUe M Rarer < «M. Red < ram. la rwrpevMtaa akb Calhoun and Kalamazoo and repair bmiaeec W >11 be good UKlraelma Maadae JIa Ih-e VdoK IdecatM* Twa a art. m.lrarltaa Tkw.dav I Counties and sign the three year mem IPM I..1 Jarman Rm E-I«l.<aal II*M to I* P M latl lloageetoied Rm B II*. Material Fee That project is for the con­ berohip agreement There i* BUI ROOM DISC 1 SI. Hakz tka-tha. J Mirebag *1 m struction of 8 foot shoulders lo 1‘rdha and mt*, ether daa<n a >11 he .a. er rd Mandat. T to an annual 175 fee and mem KrVSCCiniC FVMILy LIVING, tear* ha* to de.etop serve both a* rood shoulder* • PM Imc BUG Rm BM1 < au III N pee 1 aapte er and bicycle path* on both MMuasle ctoldrrn It nark*. Uy M and we Tbamda». 7 la I* P M . member* attending a sides of a 2 5-miie section of I*.t Beark.Rm B-Ztl.tnta II*** M 94 between the Kalamazoo meeting, he Mid RED C BOM Ml I.TI-MEDI k FIRST AID. TaagM by Ihr Director ed Ike Barr. ( eanle Red Cram, la raaperallwn There are about 55 NFO River bridge in Kalamazoo anu the community of Com QtllTISG V tain a dmeribrd a. paddrd needle a wk uakttolla.Oag. Vdakldaraltaa Tan week. tonUarteon Tbaradat. • to I* P M lau Hi grr‘i~A Rm El I* stock; similar shoulders on Malnialler Zim aad tan. rame Jaa* a« and »ee Revvrie add Mere*, makmg M94 old Dickman Road> available for the entire 5 ahirt. par.ee rtr l< aUl be a*rlh caar while Begin* l ek BEGINNING <TH STHV PAINT1M. he* Tarada, ria*, from the DNR park entrance county district li. 1*71 Tnevdav. : 1*• P M..!•*! Otto. Hm R.M*. < —1 lor .applies and other totarmaltaa Tbaeedat. 7 to • P.M . (Augusta Drive. 4.4 miles Iml Mraag. Rm BZU.< M.».M II*** complish it* goal of 30 per north to the I 94 bu*ine*s loop P<mDPR PVFF MSA HKSICk 1 OR ROMES learn to URSinRE REFINUMING AND ANTMN RING in Battle Creek, and a »mgle cent farm production control Bern* a ptece at laraMare to urtp Other aappile. needed Koot. paved path on M-U by spring. .Noakes Mid. are elp-wlrlp. pall.knife 1 empty Ila ran*, old pa mt Taeedat. T to • P M . I*»l Harkclra Rm: Gandy ear Tire hrwUc. aad rabbet glenr. Tbanday. 1 I* » 1* P M . I**l But how long it takes will from W Gull Lake Road. 1 6 miles to Sheffield Road in < HAMOAL DRAM ISC. w«ppl.r. needed al* be char Miller Rat E-IM.CM: II*M depend on the farmers them real paper 1 wtl aad I hard charcaai prnrcl. anti pallet KNtmst. IND < RIM METING. K*M .oar ana Mote* Barry County. 8150.000 glare*, wart*. rnKlra* aad eafaptbe aerial almetpbere ei Noakes Mid the NFO is also estimated cost, with a July a haMUag rtrrte Tbar*4*y. 7 to ■ P M . Iml HrtTmaa. Rm II-1*1. CM II* •• interested in the future completion date ADV < AKE MUTNtAHNG Ma.l lake Ike Reginalds Rm. IM*Z.CM. II*.M. possibility of selling farm din hetare rareilmeal |* tkto Ha.. Tneaday l to • PM. hM MJ. ENGINE REP MR Learn to fit i*ar aenim*H product* more directly to the law! Vxkatoa Rm DltttaM II*** malar*, rataceller* laanawaer*. ar aa. Mber J ar 4 cycle Sttul Beaglt _ - ----mtoae Tbartda.. J lai PM lata Iaaard. Rm Jaaaar REl. tlKNTBV PMSTISl. Eaxlad* leaaarhank Thoma* Wilson of 299B W large once markup* which ILgkNm* Cmt II* m State Road. Hailing* early occur between the farm and Saturday, Jan 4. reported to the grocer 's shelf The Adult Education Offices Are Open 8:30-4:30 Daily and the Sheriff* Department that ha beagle had been stolen Monday, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 7-10. 1 Snake* Mid he doubts that NFO Seeks Area Farmer Cooperation Village Coiffures ------------------------------ “BOBBIE". HASTINGS ADULT Enrichment Classes mm4m(L.E.A.R.N.) Program MONDAY CLASSES THURSDAY CLASSES DELTON JOTTINGS (and Southwest Barry) 429 HarringiM Hssd Walt Lake - DeilM Phoorsn-aiu fjy Elaine Gilbert Robert L Mason of Hickory Corners won the Drift Dodgers' first prize, a snowmobile Second prize, a snowmobile suit went to Tom Anaon of Galesburg Kenneth Abrams of Kalam*»«.» won •hird prize a helmet The Crooked Lak* Sporlaman's Club still plan* to have an ice fishing derby in January, but due to ice con definitely set as yet ha* announced that Terry Heath wa* the winner in the fish ctxitesi which began la»t summer and concluded Jan I Terry'* entry wa* the biggest in the ban catogory. 8 pound*. 9 ounce* No fish _ __ |Im» <ah*T categories INVENTORY CLEARANCE! BRAND NEW “74" *2,419“ Many Other Like Savings on All ‘74’s in Stock! Sk. ooc im itx Biasing j^BtTACAA SMITH -^DOSTER - ESTABLISHED IN 1W2 - PH 623-5111 or 623-5131 Hl *23 2316 lo, E ARM taUlWAf NY S TRACTOH* 3 DAY SPECIAL aft Tom's Footwear Ihiirnlinrii llflbin _________ Shoes Foi The Entire Family At A Savings! ■B“aEF Ask Bids On Area Road Job TUESDAY CLASSES PLEASE CALL TO PRE-REGISTER. (Prices good through Sat, Jan. 11) IIOl'RS: Tnei, Than, Frl. >:3*4 p.m. Sal 9 alaard Moodat Ph.623-8200 Patronage Yoar Delton Area Merchantt....They Bring You the Newt! �HOSPITAL < Urktville-Vincent S Wernetle. 11291 Nash Rd Melby villa-Dentse Morgan. 4310 E. Cloverdale. Der m Tern Fletcher. 81X3 Norris Rd . Lorraine B Hociicl Ri. Lewis A Wellman. R2. Dec 30 Now is the time to stock up on all of your necessities home and deodorants 945-2466 Hastings Elks Lodge . S 025 Adults * L. : SIRLOIN STEAK ' and salad ' $3.25 Serving 5 30 to 8 30 p.m. MEMBERS AND GUESTS Hastings The winner of the first auto race in the U.S. traveled 54 miles, averaging only 7'4 m.p.h.? and Did You Know Too burn 25% more gas at 70 than al 50 m p h You save by driving SO J m.p h. rather than speeding Economise on gas Help fight the heat energy crisis and lessen air pollution too Keep yourself ond your family safe Drive carefully at moderate speeds Responsibility pays off Fuller - Wallin Nuptials Miss Lynne Mane Wallin and Bruce Lee Fuller CTchanged nuptial vows on Saturday. Nov JO. at the Fir st United Methodist Church m Hastings Rev Sidney A Shsrt officiated in the af­ ternoon ceremony tiefore an altar decorated with gladioli and chrysanthemums tn fall colors and rust colored can­ dles in the tiered c andelabra White bows marked the pews About 175 guests witnessed the double nng ceremony Mr and Mrs Robert II Wallin and Mr and Mrs iharle* J Fuller, all of Hasting* Organ music was provided by Mrs laurel Rock Given in marriage by her father, the bnde wore a vsetonan gown of white chandu crepe, highlighted at the not­ ched itano-up neckline, bodice and Juliet sleeves with re embroidered chantilacc The full floating skirt ended in a chapel length tram A camelol cap secured the elbow length veil of imported illusion Mrs Martin N Will, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and bridesmaids in Tracy Wallin, and Miss Susan Quinlan They wore matching floor length gowns of peach knit and Juliet caps trimmed . (lowers Best man was Martin N Will, brother-inlaw of the sister. Hand Doolittle, and played the organ ^TRAVEL and ADVENTURE Central School Auditorium 8 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 14 length pink dress, chiffon long sleeves with brocaded aqua and pink slippers and carried a single pink rose in white praver book Earrings and bracelet were irradescent Her sister * ore a long royal blue dresk and also carried a the bride Mr Wilcox retired in 1971 after serving 33 years with the U S Dept at Agriculture ministration in South Dakota Mr and Mrs Gordon A Ironside Jr of 30 Ironside Drive. Hastings announce the engagement of lhetr daughter Ann Elitabelh. to Larry J Alnslie. son of Mr and Mrs John L Ainsiie of Hillburn Avenue. Grand Rapid* .Miss Ironside is a graduate at the University of Michigan, and was affiliated with Chi Omega Sorority She it Engagement Told "All About England Call Richard H. Ritter for Title! Information 945-2349 Related with in Lake burial Clarksville and had beer a patient at the center for the Montcalm County. lh< Russell on Nov a. 1933 retired carpenter and had beck of Woodland, announce the engagement of lheir daughter. Sharon Kay to Allen Lynn Temll. son of Mr and Mrs Jack Terrill al <15 Kai mo Highway. Charlotte Allen will be a 1975 graduate of M S U and plan* Provencial House in Hastings A late fall wedding is plan ned and Mrs Martha Yoder of Paul of Marshallville Ohio Edward of Newark. Ohio Ora of Highpoint. N C . Samuel at Danville NC. l-cvi of Porto Pnnce. Haiti, and Emanuel Jr of Clarksville, and several brothers and sisters mumty and church, giving unselfishly to help individual of life They will reside in Huron for the present and leave for Arizona about Feb 1 Her horne is now occupied by the family of John Heit er from Indianapolis. Ind Mr Heiter toe al EW Bliss Co F the ceremony a luncheon for the immediate family waa given al (he home of Mr and Mrs Howard Frost Mrs Wilcox s traveling MARRIAGE IlctSSU* Cart Norns lUsGngs (ieroM law Hush Hastings MILLER REAL ESTATE REALTOR SHAY S HEATING We Sell-Service and Install ' Gun Type -fuel oil furnaces and Natural Gas Furnaces — Free Estimates Residential and Mobile Homes Phone 945-9493 Hastings Hause Construction Inc. 504 S. Michigan 945-4163 We are now taking applications lor "\o Down Payment" housing \ typical house is 28'x-M' ranch. 3 bedroom. I Reverse sour house and lot now before the spring building season arrives. Large country lots or nice city lots CALLTOD\Y! Z-BRICK’ Add A Beautiful Ti-mro .is easy lo install easy to keep clean and COMPLETELY FIREPROOF! FiteftEoce To Your Rec Room, Den* or Family Room Th - $17£00 Wood Kin an ■ 1 J BLACK • W Other Styles & Mod.li Avaeiabte Colors Z Brick Is priced as low $£99 Per Ct. *213.00 Solve The "Drab Wall Problem! with... WOOD PANELINGS, VINYL PANELINGS, HARD SURFACE BATH PANELINGS. Slop in to see for your­ self the versatility and mans different color# of Z Brick. Prices Start As Low As FREE The Rev Dr William Helngeia were with their daughter aod family In Milwaukee. Wis . for Christ .Mrs Hoy Hubbard was with the Edward Hay aad New Year s I x 8 ibeet All accessories and tools available here for.... ONE - STOP SHOPPING FIREPLACE IDEA FOLDERS CAVIN Ward Miller Hast, bath, living room, kitchen with dining area and full poured wall basement. SAVE IN 75!!! BUILD IT YOURSELF! suit with beaded trim and beige accessories presently attending the Iforace H Rackham School of Graduate Studies at the University of Michigan Mr Aiiulie ts a graduate of Michigan Slate University and to attending the Graduate School of Business Ad ministration at Michigan Slate University. Hie couple will be married Aug 9.1975. in Hastings Leonard at home and lurry We’ll be glad to “Coach” you on all your home building remodeling projects—from start to finish vportatmn was submitted to Pierre, the Capital of So Dakota for the Volunteer of the year and he was awarded thia recognition the Clarksville Sportsm..rs Club lake Odessa velvet me with a white ruffled blouse Mrs Fuller chose a Dans. 3065 Cuibert I>r .Jerry floor length pink and white I. Frick. 2790 Center Rd. knit sent Special guest was the bride's great grandmother Mrs Oacaria Hohn of Der 30, Kaien McCrimmon, 10247 E Slate Rd. Michael systems analyst specialist! Jamatown. N Y Mr and Mrs Douglas Fuller brother and sister-in­ 31 AniUa Booran. 1021 S law of (he groom of Pontiac, Dibble. Richard Greiner. 1731 were master and mi it rex* of Iroquois Trail. Nancy Henry. ceremonies at lhe wedding 4777 Harber Rd . Shire John cock 2426 Chippewa Trail. Eugene Kidder. Jr . 2S4O W Mrs Steven Harnum Stat. Rd . Eldndge I. Mast. provided organ music. MB; Saggio Rd. Jan 1. Assisting were Mr* Douglas Phyllis M Manning. 2950 June M Welton. Miss Chris Hessmer, Hammond Rd Mrs Raymond Bolton. Mrs Richardson. 931 S Hanover. Rick Vandenburg. Mrs Joe Lake Odessa--Nancy Lyons. Miss Kathy Fuller. Miss Debbie Reynolds and Hickey. RJ. Dec 26 Allie J Kluin*t<ker. 1044 McArthur. Dec 27. Forrest Deatsman. chose a Ian and green pant suit Following a honeymoon LaurenceC Watt. 14231 Nash tu Nassau in the Bahama Rd Dec 31 Middleville-Sandra M Hobcker 516 Bartow Lake. Slr.cn Scott. 307 Dearborn. at 121 W High St Hastings Dm 36 Jonathan Karmeen. hasted by the groom's paren­ 8419 Irving Rd . Susan K Raab. 4880 Schad Rd . Dec ts at their home POSTSCRIPT* The bride 3U Jacqueline L Bedford, » was honored when Mrs Mar­ Market St . Edward D Wood tin Will entertained in her mansee. 212 Grand Rapids of liastingv honor. Mrs Alice Si . Jan l. Matthew Her fU-lh plaa tu gradual, ta Fredrickson and Mrs Her nandez. 119 High. Jan 2 Aasiiville-Bryon A nice Eckert hosted a shower. and the bride and groom w ere WHIiams. R2. Julie K rta al a show er hosted by McKelvey. M»5 Barryville and Mrs Conrad Knm- organi/ed the Senior Center in Huron which now has «no active members coming from Muskegon «nd worked for the Johnson i ar mem Gas Sialion in Lake Rosa Lehman of Chesapeake, Va . Mrs Edna bie Edgar C. Leffel #11 W Gun Lake Rd . Dec 37. Joyce 4nn Ironside Engaftd to Lorry J. Aiiulu Sharon Brod beck's Englaad and tbr English st their best. Pomp and MReaelry galore! Babbits aad deeble drrhrr busses. Piccadilly and Cealrrbors. SSratfaed aad Nbakespearr l-oncton upon the Thames The English Riviera. Rebin Heed and NMlingham. Aad much mere will thriU yau in Ikn coming Klwanh travelogue adventure |tae|-| nHs M Tuesday. Jan It! Chapel Douglas Welton. William Tamara A Wismont. ns E Barber and Sieve Barnum For her daughter's wed­ State Rd . Dec 21; Nellie B Caypon 4200 Solomon Rd , ding. Mrs Wallin selected a Herrick - Wilcox Nuptials The marriage of Norma Hemck and Leslie Wilcox of Huron. S D . waa aoleminued P m tn Emmanuel Eptrcopal Church Fr Wayne IMmslead and Cannon Don Gury of­ ficiated r Hastings Kiwanis ' Club Bos M. Margaret Whiting Rl. Dec M t'arol Ann Broa Jan l Havtiag*.-Tracy Lynn Dal nun 2757 Quakank, Scott Halhfax. <28 S Montgomery Betty C Krause. 612 N Boll wood. Ijiurence Mishler, 2295 Bartier Kd . David W Platt. <»® Wood School Rd Jeffrey J Tabus. 2141 E Slate Rd. Wendell A Todd. <10 E Madiion. Dec 28; Winnie A Eddy 5|# S Hanover. Ed Jacobs Pharmacy FISH FRY Funeral Odessa tn Reno County. Kan the son and FRIDAY SPECIALS who died suddenly at fa held Monday K 1pm al the Mt Pleaaanl Mennonite Church in Virginia with burial in the Mennonite Pnmm. Rl.Dec 31 Tuttle. inQi lOSh St . Dec » Daria Itae Norman Bos IM Dec J8. Cynthia R many other items at low, low prices. 126 E. State morning. Jan 1. al the River- Smith. Hl. Jan 2 like REXALL brand aspirin, shave cream, shampoos THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuory 7 1975 Pog» CLYDE w VIERK EMANT El.F TROVER Rd . Dec M. George Scftater 41# S Main Dec S John P Ward. 4*13 Thornapple latoe Rd Dec 30 Elaa M Ruthruff. Mead-lbAcres CENTER 120 Maple Nt.. Delton, Ph. (618 >823-5116 ■ OPEN Sat. 8-4 p.m. for your con veniencr—8-5 Mon.. Tues.. Thurs �iHf HASTINGS BANNER Jon-MHy 7 1975 Poge 8 wwsj Hastings to Host Ledgers Hasttne* High * basketball team will attempt to get back in the West Central Conference race Fridav mghl . ,u_. FAST Repair Service Engraving In-store Diamond Setting Watch Repair derision lo visiting OtMgo uiilr Grand l.r 'ur wan j{ (IEWELRT REPAIR i Ionia Hasting* had problem* al tempting to gam a win over Coach Jerry McDevitt'* til *cgo eager*, failing to find lhe baud with any con HODGES JEWELRY ID W. State St., Mastinf* Ledge Comets and on Satur day when they travel to meet the St John* Redwing* ,n other lr*guc action Frida*, lonut g <» lo Lan»mg Waveiiy and St John* in vadcs (TiarloHc Ph. MS m3 ALIGNMENT SPECIAL! Front End Alignment R««. ■12." $095 H *l,k Thi- SUM* meshed ju*j 21 out of 7v field goal attempts Colvin (MH>0-1-0. officials Rich Randle and Prcntb Gibson. Balti* Creek In the 79 I* 17 II M llaktlngs The summary in..*. Mill Bur,er » fCA R KI. . KTA S rt I l-t II TV J.vMi«ll’s»iil . Ilrvir t ...rhr» »»: t s> Ph,n.p. n i»*M. V l„IM»rn c.*bS*lvl . J.r*»» I1»»1I. Myn. 2 13 13-3 HaMiag* Torn McKe ugh I3 M1-2 II Steve Skedgell Wheel wh°.!i'. Balance o.iy you can depend onus Sendoo 15. Wayne Salol* and Ray Myer*, Sieve Burger and period edge and waa on top by led St Johns to M at the half Hasting* Kevin Knight --------------------never did catch up Otaego mth n point* went into lhe last quarter Grand Udgc won the JV leading. U C». and spurted to 73 ** , ., ,i r, bulge before Jeff A bie weooewd penod gave Jenkin* scored with $ N left *•*£'/ ‘.he *>» . in the gam' Jim Dingman Charlotte Waverly led 17-1* rebounded to cut the gap to f afler the first * minute* and Tom Phillips «-<»re<l for the outscored the Oriole* IM In Bulldog* Jim Feldpau*. h 'be second canto Charlotte connected and Frad Gr look a p.n. from Jenkin for 2 lhinl but P»»»(*d « point* and Hasting* ».*■ 33 point* to Charlotte « 20 in withinlHM lhefinale. The threat wa* shoetTlied Sjeve ,ed and otaego tallied » atraight point* h> ice the contest Scott l-andstra IS and Dave The score tn quartan Larkin It Luke Wiseman TTwuorrm juannrs. # J|m had THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuory 7 1975 Pofl<9 QUAint v------------ IT ALL ftSRO?■ Juck 11 Kent Sparks It and Bob McConnell 10 •■'"■■ —• ■'■*■ *“V°r »*™ty ***». SMI . s*lurd*y ni,hl Waverly * •'*““ r-“' 1-»™5 wnh E**i am «w»«ll»**njr..l*.|,»! U»l*«IR*njr C*ry KmM Waverly with 14 and Steve Dnw and Scott Lamfetra bad 12 each Waverly won the coupon COUDOIl by Buzz Youngs 945-2205 Corner Michi gan & State, Hailing! the Most „ Complete News Coverage In Barry County! f time rvgion.il conical at Charlotte Forest Hills came through We'vt already had fatalitit al Charlotte to win the dramatic 65 *3 overtime decision over lhe Viking* who should hate put the ball Put Take season ended Sun game away long before the extra period In the cloair.g and the 2 plants a week and 7 minutes of ttic regulation coo days of hunting has met with favor of the hunters Some Hastings Savings & Loan Association llaslikgs. Michigan «MM STATEMENT OF CONDITION December 31. 1974 quarter Lakewood the proioua year had upset Ionia for the district championship and the squad it well on >t* way toward* another outstanding season ASSETS: Kcal Estate Ixians Sayings I.o.iiis Stock Federal Home Loan Bank Government Securities ('ash on Hand and In Banks Office Building and Equipment Dcprec ..led Prepayment fslic Deferred Charges and Other Assets TOTAL ASSETS $13,431,641 57 29 Hl I 34 135.000 00 1.211.740 63 193.708 48 135.609 66 88.000 .34 19.311 70 $15,239,256 72 Savings Accounts I *oans In Process Other Liabilities Deferred Income ('■eneral Reserves TOTAL LIABILITIES S14.222.I43 65 49,193.64 32.946.64 35,221 59 899,751.20 $15.239.156 72 STATE OF MICHIGAN COINTV OF BARRY SS We solemnly swear that lhe above is a true statement, lo the Ih-sI of our knowledge and belief, of the condition of lhe Hastings Savings and Ixtan Association of Hastings. Michigan, at the close of business. December 31.1974. *ugz<-si that the nr d. dd tie tested with an ice .pud to determine it* thickness ■ _ out. the Put Take is great Officer Willison reports that the rabbit season is fine, and that the hunters he’s checked had rabbits Those Conservation Officer Brent The question of carrying a Willison reports that the ice andgun while -------hunting ------cameon our more shall"’* lakes was pretty good over lhe up " Friday, and Officer holidays, but that many Willison said that a hunter, inland waters were »till upyn- properly licensed, during a such a* Sugar Bush hunting seaton may carry a Not only should ice lislwr- handgun a* long as it is In men be careful and make cer- °Pcn view. «uch as in a side lam the ice ■- *afe. bolster When you are Iran snowmobile opeiut. rs mutt ^porting the handgun to the Im- even more careful of Ice hunting area, it must be Conditions locked m a container in the Each year Inc* are iml tru,'k Thi*. OfCtctr Willison when snowmobile, plunge ®®id. will conform with most through ice not capable of aM“’,y an<l restrictions taring the weight <■! lhe “ as transporting a han machine* For thts rraum. <*“" ««« other type M Department of Natural }™n>P®fi*Hon ot »uch a Resource, expert, do not firearm requires a concealed recommend lhe use of w**?°ni I’YJPL WiHi*on snowmobile* on fce at any “'d keepinglhe handgun in a ..... 7 container helps to protect it However DNH experts fro,nd*maKe LIABILITIES: ----- :-----OTF1CIAL&TO MEET The Hatting. Area Athletic As of Feb. 1,1975, the Banner will be sold only by paid sub­ scription and on area newsstan­ ds. To avoid missing a single issue, subscribe this month! To make it easier, we’re offering a special introductory subscription price of only $4.00. The price will be higher after Feb. 1, so send in the coupon now. Don’t Miss an Issue very careful as curn-nt* often wrrt Mouday. Jan. 11. make ice uneven an,l ur.*afe. ,he h'*h srhool. A TheDNR say*th. ■. ■reline athletic official* ____ .. . IT— especially early and late in winter When operating «i tee, use the "buduy" system with one snowmobile operator ki-cping an eye «i the ottw-r Also. I arut l> lliuelns ments and dam ureas Be p m careful, too. of glare ice and Saturday ItaUino will par­ chunk* of ice left ' fisher- Uctpale in the junior vanity mm tournament at Charlotte and rtpirrs IprllZi. H75. encountered deprmN on the come* here length of time nailable for — reaction Hde.i'i the ihrot »»»—•. M.Mt... Vho.u ■ tic. brake gently and turn away under normal con diticm illffilEi BE Four Bucks Now! YES, I want to subscribe on your special in­ troductory offer. I understand the price is only $4.00 per year for Barry County residents who subscribe before Feb. 1,1974. Town s*«Ur Association u 136 E. State Slrrrt. Hastings. Michigan Payment is enclosed for dichigan IU Ma_ M4fUe |(n Mitd) resulted ill. Mark Hrmtt IM. Pal Hudaon j ,Mich. Zip. ‘lure Hastings Savings & Loan injured in 1.41m accident*,ac­ cording lo Slate Police. SHURHNE ----- 1 Year 1*4.00)2 Years <5X.OO) 3 Years <*12.001 SHURHNE CATSUP *:T MILK ¥2 gal. V.T Cottage Cheese™ (Unsweetened-46-ol can) Asparagus APPLESAUCE MILK % gal. r^'v ICE MILKgal. (Cut spears-15-ol can) 49c -“-EQC Sliced Beets 4 16-02. cans BULK CREAMED Country Fresh Grapefruit Juice 3/1“ «OO I . Grade A Michigan Roxey POTATOES 10 a* 69c Betty Crocker - 5Mt oz. Box Scalloped Potatoes Dog Food A 15*4 ox. can Spartan • Qt. Size Red Rip. omatoes 49c Ov.i Frash Kreme CrUp Gree. Cabbage 12' Q/QQC OlOu Sahd Dressi Dressing 85' i* Ovaa Freak Hoaev •>» *r Cracked Kurls Wheat Loaf ■49c ;89' -49c Streeter Route rlrt»enl. whichMtrrane.tr* 79< Chuck Roast Golden Name roll off lhe machine The DNR ways several Ph. 943-9561 LEAN. B0MIESS Oven Fresh Send Us Your "r* association. James Morway •* treasurer and Steve Stticklaudbsecretary ------:-----WRESTLING THl'RSD A Y Hasting* High wrestler* c.ti Serving Hostings ond Borry County Since 1924 LB. USDA CHOICE BEEF ood. uc mud mention the great basketball team of aikcwood High School. which was the lone quintet lo win a Own Your Own Home through Saving* g loan LR RENT CLUB uso* otoici raatSN or *rm bed US.CLA. CHOICE (Oiler Expires Jan. 31, 1975) Reahm Motor Sales. Inc. Franks. . . 89c Franks. . . 99c Roast . . . 119 Stew Meat.1’. 29 Herring. . .“ 69 LB ARMCHAIR ATHLETE' with rnnnr coupon ■ ■ SrMTMl *11 BEEF SMIRLESS MBURG Re«. ’5." $950 Hale’; HALE'S MARKE. 241 East State Road - Hastings 'j Phone 945-5372 W Right reserved to limit quantities • Food Stomps Welcome Prices good Wednesday thru Saturday �THE HASTINGS BANNER lonuairy 7 1975 Pagein holiday season lo be with his mother. Mrs George Myers, and the Stan ’Diompson State Income Tax: How to Save It mock. AmmM-i your Michigan State Income Tax u to compare it with lhe the Federal Code, tn that the Federal tax is a graduated tax based on taxable income and filing status, while lhe Michigan tax is a flat rate on Mrs Glenn Perkins, who celebrated her birthday New Year's Day with the Norman Perkins family in Flint, will mam difference between your Michigan return and come and filing status The net result of the differences discussed in this article, and lhe enactment of the act by the Michigan Legislature and lhe State Constitution is year This total is adjusted by various means, such as cm Guenther, with his son*. John. Hob. .Jeff, and The Tom Myers were here ........ — —. frorrHnoridiHo^r^iMhe^laughtrr^Hunnic^Tre^^ with the Ally Tolles Guest of the Stephen Lewises since the holidays ha* been his sister from Ohio Florida for the holiday season The Chuck Guenther family of Ourlotie were here while they were away Colemans for Christmas were her mother from Mayfield. Manon Chase of Palo Alto. Calif. and Mike Chase from Houghton, were here with their mother. Mrs Earl for a visit holidays residential field engineer for EA I and teaches at MTU. When Mike was there as a student In 'St there were 2.700 students Today the enrollment is 5.400 with 6 million dollars in new buildings Andersons' and family for the holidays Jock flew home Saturday and Cathy stayed on for extra time (he Guests beyond Tony Banash underwent surgery at St. Mary's Hospital Monday. Dec 23 the Farrell’s Heating New Orleans. La , to Visit Ph. 945-4020 rust rrnttu atm nnturu LWD’B' Ta ftces Jim NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Federal Adiwted Grow In­ come Your Federal Adjusted Gross Income is the begin ntng point used to compute your Michigan State Income GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF MICHIGAN On November 15. 1974, General Telephone Company of Michigan applied to the Michigan Pubic Serve* Com­ mission for authority lo revise its schedule of rates and charges which would have the effect of increasing its revenues by lhe amount of approximately $12,800,000 Federal Income Tas return Michigan return Included in your Federal Gross Income is all income nment under the Internal Revenue Code This would in dude wages and salaries, dividends after exclusion, In­ terest. self employment profit or loss miscellaneous annually based upon 12 months of its operations ending September 30. 1974 In addition to the application, the Company filed copies of its direct testimony and exhibits with the Commission on that date A summary of the rate changes proposed by the Company is as follows LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Comparison of Praaant and Proposed Rates everything taxable under lhe Federal Code As mentioned above, this total figure is then adjusted by various items, and the Federal Adjusted »tl» tux utn »«» UJI ms Kiev mo UN liti »» it I >our filing status and total number of exemptions must he tho same as shown on your Federal return sidered on your Michigan return tthese will be covered in future articles), and then your exemptions arc con­ sidered Here is another basic difference between Michigan and the Federal codes Your Michigan exemption is 11500 ■ new for 19741. whereas the Federal 1974 exemption is In the final analysis, there t* a ba«ic difference between the Michigan Tax Code and LIST OF EXCHANGES Tho following is a list of the exchanges served by the Company showing the rate group into which each November 30. 1974 “ exchange fell as of' ' ~ Rate Groups w- *»•-. Aa—> Stop h Saa— Sr— no expert when it comes to antiques. ta**a *->!•»« 1 l ail V * Ci— • ••■ ta*ra t-w(Maa— a a a 1 *'■ 1 >'• a 1 — *’i twmaa ma Came Mil t.WIU 1 la—* 3*rW you with every selection So do stop in. soon BAfcOW GATO0G FlOflST 1515 S JFFFEISOM 5<55U> n; Ca— Cs >< S.-CM CSHt* I'-a.i Owe* 1 1 i • c—mai Sir* taaa— 0*1— M»a *’■ 1 an 1 1 1 an Sil Ma »—aa1 "M* 0*mA 3 • We are! And we're here tu assist CMaWa CeaCa« r. niraa a CXrWa Ca—a im Ml Xltfi ST 111— I It**—* 1 I—<Mt Mil I—«- *r i~, AO xn c— an c*w** si* MUI Saw* a S—aa 1 »r—-1 aa—am •——-.a . a all * Ml —Ml —w— iau a —aUOa 1 MMa-aaa*. 1 •WaaMl arc determined by the number of main stations, roughly equal to the number of telephone customers, within the local calling area —a. rt, a v**a* i a !•— U«»ra la-afcr* 1 ku all I—v t a— 3 Uw 3 IM«• l—* I aa. 1 laaiFa—uaS'l • 3 a Ware a—«• »' Ma-r.i • Man— r 1 M.,»~ ail MS’Ml »orr All IMaUWS—l*Mt Ur**. Ca. .' 3M> « M«a*a*a» 1 Wan* 3 Oa—1 0<—1 Oar-aaa 1 0w—* 3 a— an ( e.-> all e— *— 1 r«-sar*■ an InVI 3 C-*a* Ml ra(,. 0 . till Mi a Ml »*-• IU——* ■ n. ■a—!. U, 3 Bm—i I Sa Im Jr— Wl 3—*—ca an Ina—-a* ia»». S*aa*a-< *#«e, ku —•* Snanr Oaaa M* — .-<• la-.. *«*>, Mi 3 S’* Wl * a law u—a U1*— ta* mi an an m*Ml 1—— A- m*3i M) MH A. 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Jonuory 7 1975 P»y t f ..................... Vikings Easily Retain Holiday Title Lakewood High* Vikings sailed to their second straight Barry County Holiday Basketball champtonuiip al Middleville Friday and Satur­ day, Dec 27 28 brvcnrg over Hastings High's Saxons in the first game. 77-55. then whip­ ping Middlevilla's T-K Trojans in the final tilt. 74-41 In lhe consolation game Saturday night. Hastings broke a 5353 tie starting the fourth period to squeeze by Delton High's Pant hen, 74 87 Middleville reached the finals by romping over Delton. 73-43 Coach Jack McWilliams Delton eager* gave Hastings a real battle right down to the wire, with each tesm pum­ ping in 29 field goals Hastings drilled the 29 out of M shots and Delton out of a Hastings won at the free throw line, covening 18 out of 22 while Delton hit • out of 14. Delian was called for 19 per­ sonal fouls. Hastings for 15. Delton's Rich Hoch fouled out with 5 48 left m lhe game and Hrynaido Rrjrs u as benched with 5 personals with M seconds left in the contest Fred Groos was the big gun in the fourth quarter spurt, dropping in 5 field goals without a miss and adding 2 gifts He finished with 20 pcxn ts for game honors Die game was tied or the lead changed hands 5 times early in the final canto before Hastings moved out in from for good Groos look a pass from Steve Skedgell to put the Saxons ahead sUrticg the last 8 minutes Brett Cham­ pion tied the score for Delton Jim McKelve> drilled a long shot and Delton led by 2. 57 55 Groot sank 2 chanties to knot the count, then put Hastings ahead with 6 20 on the clock Jim Dingman went in for a layup and Hastings led 81 57 Kevin Beyer squeezed in a layup before McKelvey meshed another lone one Groos got the next 2 buckets and Hastings had a 6941 bulge with 3 11 remaining Keyes connected from lhe circle Tom McKeough coun terrd with a reverse layup Groos got hrs final buckets then Champion scored McKeough sank 2 from the line, kn Buchanan scored for Delton Skedgell sank a free throw with 27 seconds left for the final. 7647. score Thr »c orr b> qsartrrv DELTON' 12 19 22 14-47 HASTING* 13 34 IS 23-78 "'THER PROPOSED CHANGES returned to the Lakewood lineup for tbe first lime this season and led the Vikings to an easy 77 55 win ov er Hasting* in the tournament's inaugural game O'Mara dropped m 24 plai­ ts in the first half and added 4 more in the second for game scoring honors with 28 The Vikings rolled to a 194 first period edge and led at the half Hasting* shaved 4 point* off lhe bulge in the third stanza and scored (he first bucket in the fourth Eiod and (railed by just it. B Then the Viking* sailed 604 getting by Delton in the second game, winning 73-J3 Randy Vandenberg scored 18 points to pace the Trojans McKelvey had 13 for Delton IWIumi trarisg-Buchanan 2. Ctamptun 4. McKehej 11 Keyes 12. Jetecwck 2. OiambrrUin 4. VanAman 9. UAi Y*Sd» ddmayrr 14 Muajoy 2 Bauer 2. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (3D GEtlERAL TELEPHOHE �Expert to Speak to Farmers FARM FORUM Barry County Activities Fertilizer Outlook The 1975 field crop seed supply is reasonably good ex­ cept for corn, but fcrtilircr supplies will be tight and prices high This is the general outlook Plined from Michigan State Diversity agricultural economist, Henry l-arxelere and crop specialists. L O t'opelanaandH W Chase year's levels Phosphorus will increase as lhe Florida mines move up in product ion Michigan crop producers can expect high input costs . aaMwaaia iMw I HIIIW* ■wvww 0 ASE TRACTOR & SNOWBLOWER SALE! possible, especially where shortage* exist The best place to start is at local elevators or certified seed producers Seed corn supplies will be hard to get next year because yields were hurt by dry weather and quality was severely damaged by early October frosts Most of Michigan's seed corn supply ts produced out of state Early maturing hybrids should be in best supply although all are affected by past conditions Field bean seed supply is adeauatr and the quality acreage Few seed fields were at (retcd by bacterial blight this past season and muM were harvested before ' Mober frosts Adequate sup ' available from th.western slates The *oylx-an seed supply was at.ee'.cd by dry' weather and the October frosts Nor­ mally about one-fourth the Michigan soybean acreage can tie planted with certified seed This figure is lower this year, although (he full impact <>f frost on yield and quality is not known at this time (tat and spring barley sup­ plies are comparable to last year Normally, there is enough certified seed to plant about 20 percent of the total acreage As in other crops. Jackie, Sue Maichele Win At Stock Show Jackie Maichele. 19. and her sister, Sue. 15. Hl Mid­ dleville. won awards in lhe 43rd annual West Michigan Livestock Show held at the Civic Auditorium in Grand Invest tn a Caso Garden trac­ tor right now ond your money will be working for you all year round 8-16 hp models Francisco Farm Supply 2IBS Bedford Rd Jackie took first place in senior show manship in sheep and also first with her pen of lamin and individuals Sue took second with her pen of lambs and individuals Jerry Roth of Alto exhibited liogs at lhe show Tile hog* w ere purchased by Hasting* Livestock Sales Ims mess men who would like to attend this conference should contact the County Ex tensionOfficeatSOIS Michigan Avenue or call at Dr Lawrence Boger. Michigan State University Deanof Agriculture and Natural Resources, wtll ad dress Barry County farmers on Jan. IS Dr Boger's address, en­ titled "Food. Farming and Futures-' win be the keynote most of lhe additional acreage is planted with seed certified a year ago Seed potato supplies are ex­ pected more plentiful for the 1975 crop than they were for this year's acreage While most slate* report certified sily Agricultural Economics Department on the causes and cures erf inflation and panel discussions on the following topics ■ Farm Credit in IF75availability and cost -Wills and planning lo save Pan American Jjfi Wickes Lumber conTinuouf GUTTER WICKES ALUMINUM CUTTERS ARE CUSTOM MADE \ ON THE JOB TO FIT A YOUR HOME EXACTLY1 FREE PLANNING! FREE ESTIMATES! ELIMINATE RUSTING FOREVER! Installed By Authorized Wickes Installers Call now for an estimate on professionally installed continuous gutter for your home. J Continuous installation stops leaking and helps prevent cracking, chipping and peeling. Tough. j baked-on whrte enamel finish for years of duraWrty 4 and a minimum of maintenance. Ail installations are custom made and tailor-fitted on the job to fit the exact measurements and requirements of your home. CALL TODAY 949-7070 As* about our Convenient Credit Plan lor All Your Home Naeda Ask for Jim Wright Specialty Installation Salesman Jurl S*p Wickes Lumber CHARGE IT." 2929 RADCLIFF Dr. S.E. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuorr7. 1975Pogo 13 Clouse Gets 7 Gallon Pin, Greenleaf, Wieland 4 Gallon be held al * pn el the National Bank building Strong waa an earfy editor of the Nashville News The public is invited Christmas including Mrs "Onie" Jackson < Estelle) from the southland Son Bob "Let us put a new face on your favorite chair or couch.” Big selection of fabrics Hutoricel Group to Hear ‘Arnold Hall Clifford Clouse received a 7 Strong Impersonation ’ n r John Boughton is to present "Impersonation of Arnold -Free Estimates- family, the John McLeans, for all of the holiday Mrs J The Country Loft hinhliehti was waa arriving arrivlne in highlights time to attend the entire staff ' were Mrs Harland Babcock. Mrs Harry Burke. Mrs Ollie Coleman. Mrs Arthur Cook, Mrs Marshall Cook. Mrs Dorothy Fuller. Lorraine Havens and Mrs Gay Jor dan G L Regnslrars were Mrs Arthur Brant. Chair man, Mrs Cleo Barry and Mrs Digory McEwan Pennock Hospital Guild 5 provided sandwiches and cookies were baked by Mrs Shirley Wilkins and Mrs Duane Wilkes Mrs Wilkins, county blood chairman, assisted in many areas and canteen workers were Mrs Duane WUkas. canteen chair man and Mrs Russell Wilkins Donors iiKluded Mildied Hauer. Larry Baum. Harvey Beach. Arthur Bennett. Lloyd Brecheisen. Elaine Bubnai. Willis Buehl. Jamce CTosson Clifford Clouse Robt Cork well. Joyce ('ruttendan. Bruce Curtis. Doris Doughcr ty Falda Fassetl. Richard Fluke. Barbara Forman. Wayne Forman. Francis Glasgow. Jack Green. Mar shall Greenleaf. Mildred Hall. Erwin Havens. Jr.. Jill Hill. Mary Hoogerland. Rodger Hough. Frances Hula. Garrett Isham Haymond James. Duane Jarman. Catherine Kaufman. Mary Kent. John Ketchum. Eugene Kidder. Jacquelyn Kota I. Alice Lancaster. Evelyn Leckrone, Maril.a long' Mary Ixmg. Cheryl Larabee. Durwood Mast. Cheryl McAllister Mary McKlbbin. Dolores McMullen. Laura Miller. Geraldine Newton. Eileen Oehler. Janet Rushford. Duane Ruthruff Arlene Stan ton. Helen Tucker. Lawrence Utter. Marjorie Wieland. Raymond Wirland Donna Wieringa Shirley Wietmk. John Wise. Violet Wise. David Wren and Elwm Zook Open 10-4 Call 941-8719 Enninp since they left here to move to South Carolina awarded a 1 gallon pin Medical coverage was provided by Dr James Atkin son and the Lansing Regional Nursing Staff was assisted by Registered Nurses Mrs Helen Furlong. Mrs Ruth Kennedy and Mrs Mary Van 119 N. Michigan WHILE YOU'VE DEEN WORRYING ADOUTTHE PRICE OF BANANAS, WE'VE DEEN WORRYING ABOUT WHAT ITWOULD COST TO REPLACE YOU. Ybu're more concerned with the rising cost o/ food than you are about the rising cost of dying That's understandable Bananas are more fun to think about any day So uhi/e you've been thinking about bananas, we've been thinking ab->ut you That's why we’ue just announced a wide sefec Hon of new life insurance plans Decause, should you go off lo your great reward a little earlier than you exp»\ted we know you don't want your family left holding the bog In fact, well sit down with you nght now and determine exactly how much money your wife would need to run the house Hoi.' much she'd need to send your kids to college Houmuch she'd need to maintain the house and car Well help you plan ahead for just about everything The other good thing about nur new life insurance plans is that not only do you get the financial planning protection we've just been talking about. but at the same time you'll also build up real cash values you can cash in on during your lifetime, ar even borrow on at a lou- f?L interest rate Because what we're selling, really ts life msur once Not death insurance Get together wth your Triple A repre tentative right away Heil convince you that life rev .Tu can be beautiful Finds Home Burlarixed After Hospital Visit Mrs Doris Vrooman. 6l>E Marshall. Thursday. Dee M. reported to the Hastings Police Department that her home had been entered through the unlocked back door, and about 1150 in money and jewelry and other Heim • ere stolen She and her daughter had left home at S: IS to visit someone at the hospital, and returned home about 7:15 to find the house ransacked ILv u«ant to do more for your life with our life MemberLife Insurance Company of Michigan Hastings Office 214 N. lelferson Michigan Ed Metsenbach and Richard Todd Ph. 945-4392 �Sunfield Orto Baugham and Lula Benjamin on the Kh. 10th. 15th. 22nd and 29th from 12:30-3 pm These throe iner t at the Community School* Workers and dates for Lake Odessa are: Mrs Hough. Mrs Williams. Mr Marvin. Mrs Sutter Mrs Pierce and Mr Slarbard They will be at the Page building on the 10th. Nth. 17th. 24lh and Mat of January from 10-11 a m and 1-Jpm On the fourth Thursday of the month Senior Glttene are invited to Lakewood High School for a meet and program Those who desire help on homestead taxes should report in the morning A truly "SUPER" deal1 Oat our BIO ona Supai Shat*, with our regular golden-brown trench hie*, and a regular soli drink' Community Ed Staff Offer* Senior Citizen* Help ■er* are providing a service > Senior Citizens It's homestead exemption depends on the household in­ come you made tn 1974 and the total taxes you have to Volunteers working and dates you can receive help are Clarksville Vere Howlett and Steve Storey. JO12 a m and 1-3 p.m on the loth Woodland Mn Ber­ nice Offley and Shirley Kilmer. 12 :30-3 00 p m on the tnth and 13lh. -Mh and 14th: | Sno’bile Cla** Start* Jan. 16 gat out tripie-deck Big Shat*, our tender. regular trench Ines and a regular toft cnnk c .. ....,. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuory 7 1975 P09. I Senion Get Santa - Kiwanis Cooperate Earl Robson Dept. Store Vint from Santa Barry County Community who participate in the nutrition program each day received an early Christmas visit from Santa Claus The jolly old gentleman just IM S. Omim « «4lh (Wxxnmt) Opw Dill, 9 ua. 9 (Cteim Sw.) A Store for the whole Family "Our Prices Are Unbeatable!" gifts to these older citizens Hastings Kiwanis Club assisted Santa in providing and wrapping the gifts for this occasion The nutrition program has Lettering Service For Uniforms, Bowling Shirts, etc lhe efforts of concerned citizens of Barry County area, working together with Calhoun Action Agency Since its beginning, the Barry County Board of Com miMiooers have established a Commission on Aging to work with Region 111 Com­ mission on Aging, which in­ cludes five counties Mias Jean Burkle was rec­ ently hired as director for older citizens throughout the county. Ms. Sarah Hcnalrom. director cf Region III Com- We Feature Lee & Carhirtt WortOothmt. Gift from Expert tailoring available from Tues, thru Sat. Santa—LeRoy We buy old Goldmission on Aging in preparing proposals and seeking (unding Through these efforts a leased-car is soon to be available for transportation, and a minibus There is also for Dial-a-Ride tran­ sportation service to provide needed transportation for persons who are n<H able to drive, or need emergency transportation Turn your ol< Jewelry­ Cash I Radio, adflation fighter. Beat the rising cost of advertising. Use a lot more Radio. You'll sell fast and protect profits. Your Good Listening, Advertising Station For Barry County . . . �THE HASTINGS BANNER January 7 197S Pag* 17 THE HASTINGS BANNER January 1. 1*75 Pogo 16 /Icceni 5th ‘Turn In Pusher' Hits $30,800 The fifth processing of impartial board of citiuna cording to the department ! detective division Including this last processing, the TTP program has resulted in awards to’aling about $260,000 since this program began last authorization MUSIC CENTER * Gin BOUTIQUE (Downtown Hoinngi) Distinctive Portraiture Hastings Ph. 945-3967 Lakewood High s eagers continued their winning ways Friday night, rolling over Belding, 9044 Mark Farrell led the Vikings with 22. Stacey Bosworth and Mike O’Mara Bob Youngs had 13 for Belding Lakewood won the preliminary, loo. 87-52. Girl Hart Sno’biling Teenager Hurt Darwin Hae Mead. IB. 7701 W Stale Road, was admitted to Pennock Hospital with in­ juries suffered about IX a m Saturday. Jan 4. when the Bronco he was driving pavement, smashing into a tree 13 feet off the road Charlotte Wins Lamb Crown, Hastings 4th Jim Burgie won me 117 i f. the Charlotte High their first Lee H Lamb Wrestling Tmmament cham • pionship in the tournament held at Hastings High Satur­ day. Jan 4 The Orioles, with Burgie's key win. edged out Battle Creek Lakeview S3 to 87. while Harper Creek took third with MS points. Hastings fourth witn 584. Grand Rapids (Inion fifth with 51 h. Grand Ledge sixth with 38 and Lansing Waverly seventh with X points Coach David Furrow was proud of his Saxon grapeters, with 8 out of 12 placing in the tournament. Hastings had 3 finalists: Brett Verus at IM. going into the 187 pound mat­ ch, with Burgie facing Steve Bowman of Lakeview A decision by Burgie would give pionahip trophv. a victory by Bowman would again give Lakeview the title Burgie won a 19-3 decision to wrap up the hardware The championship mat- daaghlrr COMPLETES BASIC Army Pvt Jerry I. Roach. Kiwanis Adventure Program Is ‘All About England’ Robert I. Roach. 4550 (lover dale. Hastings completed 8 weeks of basic combat training at FT Knox. Ky Farmer’s State Bank of Middleville !; 1 our Cleaner East Main Street 795-3338 The Kiwanis Club ad venture scries will present "All About England'' al Cen tral Auditorium Tuesday. See pomp and pageantry galore' Bobbies and double decker buses Piccadilly and Canterbury Stratford and d Does it Best! Barry Cleaners the night of showing Rivena Rohm Hood and Come to |Stonehenge Family Rm Night — EVERY TUESOft STARTING AJ .4 O’CLOCK r King Arthur. Coca Cola at the Deer Run Golf Hub. 13955 Cascade Rd SE. Lowell ’ M PERSONAL Tony Armour of Bradenton. Fla., visited his parents ana sister. Mr and Mrs. Phillip Fox and I .aura Armour of Hastings for 8 days of his Christmas vacation His preseat tag the awar 131 paaad divisll champion was H>b Harper Creek with fkett Vents taking 1 sister, all accompanied him to Metro Airport in Detroit for hts return trip home For Fast Dependable T.V. Service on all Makes and Models Quart Size 3for$1.00 Plus Deposit VANDA1A DOWNTOWN Queen Elisabeth with the English thcnualvm mw.rrh.Wllmlnch Ml.i.1 II 205 N. Michigan Hastings < >JI Call 948-8104 AM FM 1220 100 1 HASTINGS MICHIGANJ MS 543? Bowling 747057 Billards 111 I. Woodland Ave. Open Pally 7 A.M. to It P.M. •I • Dine Range G.E. Fitter Flo Washers Big Boy and Ml-T Boy Front Loaders Perma Press Dryers Miniature Golf Whatever your sport. .find your fun with your friends at the t's’_ Opposite Fairgrounds •« Middle-Villa M-37 in Middleville 795-3640 Pick up and Delnery babble Varney’s T.V. Service UPouelIKd. Ph.BlfLNIOE Hours: Mon, thru Sat.. I0a.rn.lo7 p.m. Soft Water a7‘X" Hastings junior varsity basketball team won that division of the Barry Holiday Tournament at Middle*tie. defeating Delton's reserves. 6856. on Saturday afternoon. Dec » Delton reached the JV finals by defeating Mid­ dleville while Hastings double figures in the ptonship game, led bj Hartman with 19. Davi with 14. Pat McKeough with 13 and Armand Rangurtte with 10 Scull VanderVeen and Samm VanHoutcn added 4 each. Fred Pierson 2 and Doug Colei Randy Broach took game Tim SUmp had 11 each Bart Bromley 8 and Jones 3 Against Lakewood. Ranguetfe had 10 points. Cole 9. Hartman. Cain and Pierson 8 each, McKeough 7. Van­ Middleville Ph. 795-3369 SpKiahofl Firetoeit few* I Cooaf rj Son Tim White's volving hard narcotics ' berotn. Cocaine) TTP is directed al effecting arrest and prosecution of major illegal drug dealers, seizures of large amounts of hard narcotics." and the closing Illegal drug Laboratories formation provided by various persons in lhe anti­ drug campaign Identities of telephone number <800contributors of information arc also treated con­ fidentially Since TIP began last January, the department has had 6.853 calls on drug in formation Of these. 3.619 Gwendolyn Gay Green, 12, have been investigated although only 1.203 have tiern of 134 Queen Street, Nash­ credited with offering valid ville. suffered an injured tool information State Police in a snowmobile mishap about 7 X p m Saturday. dling TIP matters total 55.305 Jan 4. according to the Sheriff's Department report Gwendolyn was riding in a field owned by her father. Central1 Paul, in Maple Grove Town Garage, Inc. ship with Brenda L Goforth. 13. R3 Nashulle. who was at­ tempting to make a ttm The machine started to tip and Gwen put her fool out lo stop it and I lie fool got caught in the track, the report said She was taken to Pennock Hospital AhMAM Photography Lakewood Swamps Belding Investigations in con­ nection with TIP have resulted in 500 arrests. In­ Machine for Dyeing derVeen g. VanHouten 4 and Steve Quadal Estep had 18 for Lakewood. Blair 17, Galaviz 13. Colon 7. and Heybower and Schelter had 3 each C««« RoonJnp f Drai A WINDOW GLASS SMALLENGINE _ REPAIR 'WOODLAND’S fh MS MM �THE HASTINGS BANNER Januory 7. 1975. Pag* 18 .unv. .os<.«.;.An;.. l>F JEIKrtAH • W1TNF.IBEM. Attend Services «r» ’JSX.‘ n B.A—IM,a r Sooefeid Pastor FIRST I NITED METHODWT CHITICH. Sidney A ttwl. THE CNTTEP BRETHRE’ Radio Hrnadc a»t. WHCH II am ...and be Spiritually Rewarded! '»pm Bible Study and Prayer METHODIST. Wellman Rd . at E State Rd. Rev lata Hanker. FAITH UNITED MEWODWT shall Street. Marvm .Sickmiller. TH*. BRETHREN Corner Coftas 4 Pastor 9 » Morning Worship 10 » am Sunday School • IS Christian Endeavor 7pm Evening Service. Tom Wed UH RCH. Nashville. a muaion of DOSTER REFORMED CHI R' stale Rd Sunday S’ METHODIST. Hallwood and E Kam. HEI R FM Sunday* The Church Pages Are Brought to You Through The Hastings Banner and lhe Following Public Spirited firms: with the family at church For the leave* rhe church at * p m for Baltic Creek First Assembly GRACE 11 THEM kN CHI R- Michael Anton. Pastor Tuesday Thursday-Ill WordW'alchers VaUa lid MM MIDDIES 11.1.0. FIRST IM’ TIRT. Mi N Middleville on M 17 Jerry 1. Fiwter. Pastor Den Christian Educatxm Ph. or TV. H7TT. Sunday Services Sunday School « as a m . Toddler, primary beginner aad junior church Ham. Morning Worship Ham Evening Service I p m Youth group* ah grade and up S oe pm . Wed. I MAwanaboys and girl* club*. Prayer meeting. I. I’, p Hl Unit Meth Womro-lst Weds each month THIN It TH ER AN CHlltCH and Wing Rd* Rev Keith Coffey. iCk^attan Yomh J**4*’ PEACE REFORMED CHI R �THE HASTINGS BANNER Januory 7. 1975. Popo 19 Furs ond jewelry ore now insured only to o totol of $500 against theft in a Homeowner or Tenant policy. Ex­ pensive items can be endorsed to full value by the Colemans Agency On Christmas Eve. there was a special procession in Hastings. Forming at the First United Presbyterian Church, ministers, mem­ bers of the Hastings High Choir and others mar­ ched to the Nativity Scene on the Courthouse lawn and symbolically laid The Baby in the Manager. The Choir members sang under the direction of Herbert Moyer, and lhe placing of the Christ Child completed the creche in time for Christmas.-Banner photos. COLEMAN Agency -INSURANCE203 S. Michigan • Phone WI5-3412 Hasting! New Adult Claises Adult Enrichment begin next week al the Hastings High School and lhe Episcopal Church Many new dame* have been added to the Program Daytime Enrichment classes arc being offered These are Bishop I tewing. Country Painting i Ad­ vanced). Tnmnastics. and a Beginning Cake Decorating Registration (or these or any of the other offerings began Jan G and continue through Jan 10 from 8 » a m to 5 pm and from 6 » to 10 pm on Monday. Tuesday and Thursday Call The cUmc* It’s Called Tenderness Penalize Errant Drivers Here HAXTtXGK BAPTIVT Donald J. Niver. 45. Hastings, arrested m Wed­ nesday. Jan I about 8 15 &m by Deputy Sheriff ichael Lesick. pleaded guilty to reckless driving when arraigned Thursday. Training for Jan. 1 before District Judge Kenneth Hansen and was or­ Senior Citizens dered to pay a SlOO fine plus Lakewood Community S54 court costs He was picked up after a Education staff offers another reading tutor high speed chase on S training session Jan 13 and Hanover andM-37 Edward Behrndl. 18. R2 15 from 1-3 p m at lakewood Jr. High School in Lake Nashville, paid a 85 fine plus 117 court costs and con­ OdeMM servation fee for hunting Nov Anyone in the Lakewood School District is welcome lo 18 without a license Dennis Lee Damm. 17. attend For more information Hickory Corners, charged call 374-8510 A reminder to senior with entering without per­ citizens' There will be open mission. Warren Owen's home at 7959 Bender Rood in bowling Jan. I8th < includes lunch and one game for SI 50 Prairieville Township, was ordered to pay a *30 fine plus starts at 12) or Jan 17th open *29 court costs bowling starting at 1:30 for a leon D Krebs, 18. 1201 N. special price of .50 for a game - shoes fine. Make reser­ Broadway, paid a <15 fine plus *14 court costs for vations for bowling with the careless driving Dec. I on N. Community Education Office Jefferson 3741510 by Jan 15(h and it belongs in our way of doing things. LE0I1HR0 OSGOOD �IHt HASTIHCSBANNtR Jonud'y 1 IV7S Foot 20 The Banner Is The Best! Send your $4.00 now and get ALL the Barry Hastings County News! YES. I want to subscribe on your special in­ troductory offer. I understand the price is only H.00 per year for Barry County residents who subscribe before Feb. 1.1974. Name Street or Route TownMich. Zip Payment is enclosed for ----- 1 Year (34.00) 2 Years (M.oo> 3 Years <112.00) and As of Feb. 1, 1975, the Banner will be sold only by paid sub­ scription and on area newsstan­ ds. To avoid missing a single issue, subscribe this month! To make it easier, we’re offering a special introductory subscription price of only >4.00. The price will be higher after Feb. 1, so send in the coupon now. �THE HASTINGS BANNER January 7 1975. Rog* 21 Public Notices — for Your Information Man Waives Exam on Theft Charge Here Htn Franklin Taylor Jr . IS. of R3 Middleville, waived naminalion when he wat arraigned Thursday. Jan J. before District Judge Ken neth Hansen on a charge of larceny from a building He wa* bound over lo Cir cult Court Bond <rf 11.000 was not immediate! v furnished He it charged with a Jan I theft from Leonard • Village Dming Room al Middleville Regular meeting of the Irving Township Board will be held Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Norval Thaler residen­ ce, Freeport, Mich. oXtyr«rthILl**,|“"n'*“ *“ HASTINGS SAVINGS A U»AN ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING Steal Billfold From Coaater YAMUCK SPRINGS TOWNSHIP BAAR V COUNTY. MICHIGAN MffllJ; OF PLANNING CUMMISSION PVBIJC HEARING TO THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF YANKEE SPRINGS TOWN SHIP BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. AND ANY OTHER INTI: RESTED PERSONS Vatene K Plant* of West Hollywood. Calif. reported to City Police that on Dec J4»he left her billfold on the counter store She said she looked away momentarily, and when the looked back the billfold was <ooe It was later found in a parking lot, and returned to her. mmm the DO in cash that had been in it No home should be without it. INSULATE Six inches of high-quality insulalon in your attic could save you hundreds of dollars in heating and cooling costs over the life of your home. If your attic doesn't measure up. talk to your insulating contractor (or us) about installing insulation We can recommend qualified contractors... even arrange financing. It's all part of a Michigan Public Service Commission program to help conserve energy To learn more about ways to save money and scarce energy, call or stop in and pick up our free booklet. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuary 7. 1975. Pogq 22 THE HASTINGS BANNER Jgnuory7 1975, Poga 23 Svre Thing' Wnnt Ads Sure Thing* Want Ads Guaranteed to Get Results or Your Money Back! 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Stale hPh. 945 4443 < STATION WAGON 50 000 m>les ex GLASS SERVICE • AUTO FERGUSON 30 TRACTOR 3 point plow cultivator di»k end mow blade $25u/-3 00 Coll 758 3 500 til 6 p.m 758 3512 after 6 pm except Friday evening and Saturday Burkey 1973 CARPENTER WORK 2000 Gnt* Pol.she* 1723 S Division Wyoming 73 Vega hatchback 33,3°*962 5239__ AAUST SACRIFICE O 197’ PL510 wagon service .lotion Applicant* mvii be qualified mechanic* Coll 945 5022 between 8 a m and 5 p.m il Complete Service STORAGE SPACE for travel trailer* and mobile home* minimum »o uv f>•’ montn Phone 945 5330 1-28 SAAALl 3 bedroom houte for rent uouoie *ro ii goioge Stove furnnhed Immediate potte*t>on date town 945 3191 1-7 1965 JEEP 51 000 Mobllehomes Waldo 627 2075 MALE BEAGLE black toddle VINYl UPHOLSTERED REVOLVING ROCKER Oil Spring. orea REWARD Call 532 591 1 (collect) I 14 12 complete 15 ft. ocrott 211* ROOM WITH BATH cook.np 2068 401 N Broaden Ph MS 5352 Pottibly man and wife. Board C. L FOR RENT MILLER Plumbing, Inc. TIRES HOUSE IN HICKORY COR NERS. Furnished, except dition 53500 945 2737 Trial Stock Only 3 mole* left. Cofl 852-9743. 1 7 HOLLY PARK MOBUEHOMI PUREBRED FEMALE ST BER HARD FOR SALE love* FURNISHED ROOMS CARPET CLEANING IS EASY WANTED TO BUY refrigerator In good working each gift When sorrow comes down and folks rally round FRIEND for the “lift Hailing*. Michigan 49058 fl The family o< Florence Kaiser unhealed occomodotHjnt lor cot* ond dog* Coll 795-9032 FOR SALE OR TRADE Four Chiton Wellman WHEEL DRIVE COM SEWING WANTED FOR SALE BY OWNER large make it 2628 PAINTING 16 year Call Kathy 945 tl BY TEACHERS SMILE TODAY Medical Facility lor Ifteit fulness ol Someone Gun Lake Rd. Ph. 945-5769 NEED AT ONCE Hornet with Upholder y ✓ limited Quantity Rever Ice Melter i»«k drum iji.ts $14,541 Excavating SERVICE INSTALLATION OF - Septic Tanks ° Drain Fields ’Drywels - Bulldozing Culligan Water Conditioning • Backhoe PH. 945-5482 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Full or Part Time UNDER s50 INVESTMENT Ph. MARTIN 672-5091 NOTICE Michigan will be meeting with interrtied ciltrrn* to discus* 111 the designation of all or portions of Barr*. Kalamatoo. Calhoun. St. Joseph and Branch counties as an areawidc a Lapp* ad! ment* of |f73. The meeting will be held in the Highland Junior High School Gvm. 300 Highland Avenue. Battle Creek. Michigan al 7:30 p.m. on January 18.1975. The SOK program allow* local gotern- together on their common waler quality management problem* and <31 to evlabli.h a management structure to implement the plan that is developed. Further the SOK program provides grant* to cot er the planning co*t*. ftrprnentative* of the Bureau .if Waler Management will be present at thi* meeting Mason ROOF WORK WANTED alto FIREPLACE WOOD $20 a cord 4 x 8 ■ 18 delivered ond stocked Ron Hook Delton t-623-2146 I 28 the Guernsey Lake Road, ac­ cording to the Sheriff's Department report He was taken to Borgess Hospital In Kalamazoo WILL BABYSIT anytime day UPHOLSTERING Coll Coledo mo 891 1100 or 455 I960 MR I <IMHTI(»\|\(, Richard PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR YEAR AROUND FURNISHED APARTMENT for adult* at SEPTIC TANK rnadr under provisions of Sec. .mix of the built-in range Terms available. Phone dayt 948 moy hove sent you Hastings Automatic Heating LYONS jurcd about 1 and <31 the dnigiiatiitn of an agency at an NEED TWO or three used of botemenl hardwood Hoort J7200 00 TEXAS REFINERY CORP Phone coll 5689 Coll Hugh Fullerton of 94ST481 t< GRAY 1972 AMERICAN MOTORS HORNET. 4 dr Economy 6 FOR Good two bay 852 9743 Grand Rapids 721 3306 FOR LEASE DOWN 4 ply Coll 945 2091 945-5102.______________ 1.7 loct Stan or lorry. National SNOW Four bedroom PINTO Thank you who called for you.- visits I 967 TOWNHOUSE FOR 8 CAT 5890 Your authorited Arctic Cat Dealer Waldo * Auto Sale* I 517 627 2075 if PAIR 328 N Michigon 945 2068 1 HARDWARE 1639 Chicago Drive Wyoming Phone I 616)241 0109 WANTED-Top price* for u*ed ARC IIC 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA Winchester Weatherby Kalomatoo Village 945-4027 New Remodel-Repair CHOLESTEROL* RENTAL PURCHASE 2 ond 3 In M-43 Mishap 11) N. BoHwcod $455102 But then comes the loss of a loved one And lhe gifts of kind ness pour in And we wonder "Just liaw can we Ihnnk people now That we know what it means to have friends ’ ' ..... I" ■. REDUCE Mobilehome* mile* Philpott who patted away 2 CHAIN SAW. HFADOUAR TERS Repairs ond We sometimes take neighbors for granted We call and we visit now and then We wave and we smile and we chat for a while And we feel that is being a friend McCullough FOR SALE •Heating •Coolina LAKE FRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE (Middle lake) 945 3191 1-7 ■ hanged only 52 50 including Call 945 2313 or 962 5229 Welton’s loyal Iriend FOR SALE: lovely 3 bedroom SAVE MONEY*! Clean your Rug Shampoo Eaty to use block vinyl top radio tian CHEVY Delton 623-2798 BEAUTIFUL Call 945 9543 or FREE ESTIMATES Call Collect YOUTHFUL CC rung condition 945-4136 Ml Kinds FOR SALE IN COUNTRY. A CLOSE OUT price* on several GRINDERS PINTO 111750.0 3174 475 EXPERIENCED IlCOHOllCS ANONYMOUS Call 945-4163 holes 2' • MIW08S . RADIATOR StRVICt Driver Injured Our sincere thanks to all the nurses at Pennock Hospital for their won­ derful care. A special thanks to the Intensive Care Unit. Dr Baxter and Dr Spindler Aho to the many well-wishers and neighbors. especially Rev Perkins, for cards, help and prayers Your kind deeds and acts will always be remembered Ed and Fern Finnie LOTS FOR SALE Within city and drummer for band Coll Box 1243 c/o Hastings Banner, P.O. Box 58. Hastings. Mich. 49058 SALE BY OWNER -60 form In Hastings area I tillable land with •se and buildings. For apMMM coll 312 374-0562 Mrs Emma Gardner (Ruth) Garlinger January 14, 1975 will be considered in lhe designation of an area or agenev Details of �THE HASTINGS BANNER Jonuary 7. 1975. Pogo 2* Woodland Rktrkt Kilmer Merrill Fnddle waa sur­ prised Saturday evening Der 11 when hi» family and several 'nends gathered at his home for a birthday party in his honor He and hia wife. Pat. had attended lhe Kitty Wells show in Nashville and unon their return home, they found their house totally dark When Merrill walked in. he was surprised to find the house gaiky decorated and friends and leiatirea gathered for the event Present w ere hn children. his parents. Mi and Mrs Laurence Fnddle Mr and Mrs Emery Bennett and family and Mr and Mrs Jerry Terpenmg and family Following refreshments Merrill opened his gifts­ treasures he will long remember Mrs Merrill Fnddles parents Mr and Mrs Wade Shook and her brother. Tod of Hastings were I'hnslmaa eve overnight guests of the Fnd­ dle family They enyoyed sat ching the children .•pen their presents Christmas morning and later they were ynned by Merrill's parents. Sir and Mrs Lawrence Fnddle of Nashville for a bountiful turkey dinner Holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Leon Vandecar were. Miss Cheryl McDaniels. Mr John Stivers. Mr and Mrs Terry Vandecar. Mr and Mrs EHton Vandecar. Mr and Mrs Maurice Vandecar. Mr and Mrs Jack Comp. Jack. Jr and Tammy. Mrs Florence Comp. Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson Mr Calvin Vandecar and Mr Kenneth Vandecar The Woman s Study Club will meet Wed . Jan S from 2­ 4 Mat the Library Mrs Bar bars Bosworth will show her paintings, crafts and han­ diwork Roll call. "Your Favorite Hobby " New mem bers and guests arc always welcomed Shoplifter With Record Goes to Jail Albert Kaufman. 52. DO W Mill. Hastings. Friday, with a record of law violations, waa sentenced by Circuit Judge Richard Robinson to serve 6 months in the Barry County jail and was given credit for It days already spent tn jail He was charged with shoplifting Ronald J Main. 17. 471 Air­ port Road, charged with joy ndmg was placed on 2 years' probation and was ordered to sene the first so dais in jail He was jtven credit tor M days already served Judge Robinson ordered him to pay a 1100 fine phn (200 court costs °‘a- <'r** Herw Sunday, Dec r».**" reported to Hastings R ?:■ Come see what’s new at your all-new Burger Chef. like It at our new Works Bar. Help youraelf to lettuce, tomatoes, onions, relish and pickles. If mustard and catsup are all you want, it’s there (or you too. Have as much or as little as you want at the Burger Chef Works Bar .. and build your burger just tne way you want it. Or you can order your burgers complete and ready to go. At Burger Chef, the choice is yours. Our new Salad Bar. Order a salad and help yourself. If it’s salad you love, here’s another reason you’ll like Burger Chef, our new Salad Bar. Just order a salad and help yourself. You’ll find a choice of dressing and at Burger Chef, you can come back , for all the salad you want ! A new hostess to make you feel at home. Loaded down with the kids and looking for an empty table? At Burger Chef we’ve got a hostess to help you with things like that. Or let her help you in any of a dozen ways. Our hostess is just another reason why we say there’s more to like . at Burger Chef. | Officer Returns To Desk Duty There's more to like at Burger Chef. Hastings Patrolman Dana Sindel returned to duty Mon day. Dec JO. on his 23rd bir thd.il, after being wounded on Nov 18 when his revolver accidentally discharged near his home He was struck in the right leg when he slum bird while unloading his W service revolver West Opposite aiMGiwcMt' niruMiuM rw State St. Fairgrounds cx» rrsnua. me corrmcni « •si«auwGcwcM«' mw � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/502/HastingsBanner_1975-01-14.pdf 0b775daa8b7027a0ec1ac1e3dadd6320 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner Devoted to the interests of Barry County Since 1856 Hailing*. Michigan Hammond Heads County Board, Planning Director to Leave Post Ferocious Frigid Winds Blast Area Harrv County, along with the Midwest and North Central Slates, was battered by savage artir winds which hit tornadic velocities Fri day. Saturday and Sunday. causing one accident In which Gregory M. Weeks. 17. of 321 Dearborn. Middle smashing into his face before High, was driving northwest on the Gun lake Road about ly. hr may have been killed or have lost an eye. The limb was from a huge tree which they said was flying through the air. Grrg went home from the (Pete) Dull Broadway Rosd. Hastings, was blown down sometime Friday night. The family discovered the damage when they awakened Saturday morn ing. There were no injuries and fortunately their daugh ter Karen didn't put her horse. Pickle*, in the stall as she normally does. Pickles' stall was really flattened The Dull* were cleaning up on Monday. Gordon Knox reported al 3:40 a m. Saturday damage estimated at 94.000 io his barn at 7221 Coats Grove rhen as he rounded a curve Dodge car he was driving. The ear rolled over into a ditch, coming to rest back on Phil Linhart of Scipio Highway. Vermor.tville re parted U»t * television set wa* blown from somewhere, smashing into a utility pole near his name. The Commercial Printers building at 221 E. State Street in Hastings had win and William Hayes vice chairman, filled 2 vacancies on the Planning Comtni* •ion. received the resigns! ion of Waller Forbes as planning director and rever­ sed a December decision and went back to having 10 separate standing commit to the I'niroyai Com Pan> m Houston. Texas. Forbe* i* a retired Air Force tutael with a distinguished military career spanning 3 war*. last December the com tnisMoners voted to cut the rumber of their standing eomm.itee* to five, with C<>mmissjooers Albert Ball. <def«-atrd in the November election by William Schantz fr>Castleton and Maple Grr.e Township* >. Bender. Mr Carolyn Coleman. Luther l,en». T. Edward MePharlin and Kenneth Radant voting for the mo­ tion. Voting against the move were Victor Eckardt. Hammond. Hayes. Roland HL-bi k,OM ,n<1 5l’J,rOn Hammond, representing Kot Barry and all of Hope nship. was elected chair man of the board by a unanimous ballot. Hayes, who represents Irving and Rutland, was named by a 7-4 vote over Russell Bender, who represent* Thornapple Township. Named to fill the vacanc Reversing the action by a ie* on the Barry Planning 74 vote Jan. 7 were Schanli. Eckardt. Ham Commission were Mr*. Ger aid (ReginaI Stein of 396 mon I. Have*. Ixnr. John Terry Lane, and John Ket cor*, and Lyons voting chum of 823 S. Cass Street against returning to the 10 They were named in an committees were Bender. election, winning over Dar­ Colt-man. MePharlin and win McClelland and James Radant King. They will succeed Ted Commissioner Eckardt. McKelvey and Mare Souter, wb<, made the motion to who resigned. Mr* Siem •fell-.. the former schedule will serve from Feb. 1 of 10 standing committees, through June of 1977 and •aid the new board had the Ketcnum from Feb. 1 right to decide how they through June of 1976. would organize and that it Forbes, who ha* been the was only logical that the new county's planning director board set up the way it since Aug. 13.1973. resigned would operate Commission er Eckardt said that in past to 2D. and later down to the present number and that he believed it worked out very nicely giving everyone a responsibility. Vice Chairman Haye* ex­ plained that by having only 5 committee*, only a few commtMtoners would be coo ducting most of the county's business. Ten committees give* everyone a chance, and I don't see where H would be more efficient to have only 5." Commissioner Have* said. He added that he believed grouping all into 5. the "good" committee* would be combined into one and the others would he subordinate and not very active. Commissioner Coleman said the 5 committee plan wa* to streamline the oper at ion of the county board. Such committee* as finance, claim*, personnel and ap nropnations all deal with finance* and might wisely be handled in one committee, instead of 4. Commiwiooer MePharlin said be was interested in reducing the number lo 5 committees to eliminate overlapping. When 3 com mines work on the Mme program, members of one must depend on the mem tier* of the other* them informed t ommissjoner MePharlin added that reducing the number of committees and eliminating overlapping could result in 4 commiss­ ioners doing the work, mv a tax dollar* MePharlin some of the committee* veatorr. Mental Health. Medical Care Facility. Com mission on Aging He ex­ plained we have a Barry Eaton Health District. the Medical Facility is run by the Social Services Board Commissiooer MePharlin Mid he could understand sending one man lo the Key Men * meeting, but not 3. It L* costing $100 every time a session is held among the 7 county groups. MePharlin Mid that the Board of Commissioner* ha* the Extension Service for agriculture, the Road Com mision for highway* and bridge* and a drain com missioner. "Some of our committees are obsolete. We had an idea to combine committees, so they can work together." He Mid he believed the streamlined calls the roll and a member is absent, the absence is not recorded on each succeeding roll call for that day. Schantz wa* named to the Watershed Program to re­ Hoad Commission for local roads, and 935.000 from the Commission's bridge fund. They approved the Barry County Sheriffs personnels plan to fill in for Deputy payroll. The volunteers ____ia ___ __.a ti___ »•. They approved a resol­ ution asking for Michigan Association of Counties lo help promote legislation to vehicle* formed that the architect may be ready to present plans for asking bid* for enlarging the jail the last of this month or early in February. passenger. Shawn Rriee. 17. of 1296 Lynne Avenue. iw it coming and ducked. The 1969 Pontiac cnntinu; ptx •** was interrupted in many Mr*. Carl Wood report rd fraction of an inch different- Bliss Retirees Meet on Jan. 16 The regular meeting of the E W Bliss Local 414 retirees will be held Jan Itxh at the I’moo Hall on Woodland Ave Potluck dinner will be ser­ ved at 12 00. an afternoon of bingo is planned Everyone is asked to bring a "white elephant" wrapped in newsprint for prize* All Local 414 retirees are invited to attend and join tn the activities of the group Seek Higher Intertit on Late Taxes The Gull Lake Community Board of Education has adop­ ted a motion supporting legislation to set the interest rale on delinquent taxes at 9 percent a year The current penalty is 3 percent The new sheriff also said he planned lo have a study made professionally of the current road patrol and administrative procedure* of the department with a view toward more efficient operation of the sheriff* department. wood said he is proposing that his department invest! gale the possibility of pro siding police services to township* desiring such ser vices on a contractual basis He also proposed that toD free telephone service be provided to area* of the county outside the toll free exchange. Sheriff Wood Mid "persons in trouble should not be required to call for brig via long distance loll Other proposals made by Wood include the purchase of 5 new shotguns and procurement of 6 pairs of handcuff*. “At the present time." Mid Wood. “*omc of the handcuffs on hand arc odd assortments and the kevs are not interchange Orville Hammond, new ej.^irman of the Board of the Sheriff* committee which is headed by Vice Chairman William Haye*. Mary Waters Has 106th Birthday Mr* Mary Waler* -ho ha> been a patient at the lUrry MedicJk'acility since Aug. 16. 1967. marked her 106th birthday on Jan. 2. Mr*. Water*, the mother of Ray Water* of Hailing*, ha* lost her vision but she is still ia2> *iert born m (H R COUNTY COMMIS­ SIONERS-Barry Canty's Board ai Csmmlisisares orgaaizrd for the new year oo Tuesday. Jaa 7. electing Or* die Hammond chairman and William Haye* vice chairman. The commi**ioo er* are (left to right] Mr*. LEWIS A. WELLMAN Ix-wi* A. Wellman. 73. of 691 Cedar Creek Rd.. died about 9 am. Wednesday. Jan. 8. al Pennock Hospital where he had been a patient since Dec. 30 Services were held Fri day. Jan. 10. at the Ixonard Osgood Funeral Home. Rev. Paul Deal officiated and burial wa* in the Cedar Sept. 30. 1901. in Antrim County, the son of Georg* and Hellie tMcVicar) Well man. He attended l*rtoskey school* and marnrd Doro thy Cline of Petoskey on Oct. 28. 1922. In 1928. they moved to Allegan County and in I944i they moved to their farm home on the Cedar Creek Road. He was a former treasurer of the Hinds School. Surviving are his wile. Dorothy; 3 sons. Wayne. Roger and Robert, all of Hastings; 2 daughters. Mrs. W'arrrn I Margaret I Tyrrell of Wayland and Mr* Earl (Doria) Froat of Delton: 17 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren, and 2 sister* Mr*. Rena Lombard of Char •eveix and Mr* Earl (Beryl! Gilbert of BaMwm EMERSON B. BECK Services for Emerson Bedell Beck. 81. of R3 Nashville, who died Tues day. Jan. 7. at Haye* Green Deputy Cowtv Clerk Ardith r, Victor Eek | Barry County Deaths ■ hr Pray Funeral Home. < "hark.(ir Rev. Eari Thomas officiated and burial was in i he Kalamo Cemetery r Beck was born July 3. I ”93. in Charlotte, the son of Fred and Sarah and wa* a farmer retirement. On Nov. 10. 1918. he married Aleta Payne who survives. Surviving, in addition to I | *i(r. are 4 daughter*. Mr*. Frank (Edra) Kiomt of ( hariotte. Dorene Swan and Barbara Ryan both of Del­ ton. and Shirley Langham of Nashville; 3 sons. Glenn of Angola. Ind.. Emerson. Jr.. <d Nashville, and Richard of Hastings; 18 grandchildren, and 31 great grandchildren government employ.<e She later moved to Chita Kill., and was the head of accounting department for Sears Roebuck Co. from 1923 until she retired In 1963. She moved to Hastings in 1970. She was a life member of the Lake Odessa O.E.S. Chapter and * member of the United Methodist Church of Woodland Surviving is her brother. Carl Jordan. MISS ALICE J. McCARTNEV Services for Miss Alice J McCartney. 81. of Lak* MRS. LILLIAN SIMM Service* for Mr*. John (lillian) Simm. 58. of 214 N. Washington. Hasting*, who was dead on arrival at Pennock Hoapttal at 1-J0 ajn. Thursday. Jan. 9. were held at 11 a.m. Saturday, at the Leonard O»good F’ineral Home. Rev. Duane Jone* official ed with burial in Riverside She was born in Ham tramack on Dec. 12. 1916. the daughter of John and Julia Berdecky. She attend ed Detroit and Dearborn Schools and worked in Detroit foe about 16 years. MRS. GLADYS JORDAN in Detroit and Dnarborn. cooung to Hasting* in 1966 Hailing*, who died early Tuesday morning, Jan. 7. were held Thursday at 1:30 at the Pickens Koop* Chapel in Lake Odessa. Rev. Krnnelli Vaught off iciated with burial in th* Woodland Memorial Park. Lake Odessa Rev William Hertel officiated and burial John Simm in October. 1969. They lived at Podunk Lake for about 2 years before She had been at the ProvtnOdessa Mary <CUw«U) McCartney (Caphrrmanl Jordan and was a 1911 graduate of the Woodland High School. She wa* employed as a clerk in the Woodland storo until World War One when she went lo Washington DC where she was a Odessa High School in 1913 and from the Michigan State University In |®37 She received her master'* degree from Grfumbis University in .i D.IW1I. CAiuul Cn».»rf HomukJ.. Mr» Irani iCwinnUl Cnl �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1974. Pag*2 Inrial! Arloa Director of Pregnancy Services Barghdaff as To Speak Here January 23 Noble Grand Regt. Walling, director of Pregnane* Service* of Mwh igan will speak al Birth right's January meeting A Walls Um- uniting all preg nancy sen ices is one of Ms Grand f nrnds of Birthright are Hostessing the I p m. ceiing on Thursday, Jan. Frb 14 at Ike National Bank Artoa Hurghdufl ■am on Friday, J a Genevieve Sage an enjoyable afternoon rruisiiuf on th* Mississippi River. They returned home IhurwDy but very satisfied Geneva Ned of Richard Strong snatcher appeared hoy about 10 year* Youth Snatchri Woman's Punt 2 had been snatched a* she was returning home about Now at La kt wood Neville Wood of Orlando. Fla. has been visiUnf his mother. Mrs John Wood, and Floyd Wood and Mr and Mrs. Ha* Waters Robert Miller. Dec 31 reported to Hasting* Police Rapid River in Ih* Upper Barry Farm Bureau Leaders Hilgers. Endsley, Newton.conductor; Edward Attend National Convention Two Harry County varm Bureau couple* attended Eaton Rapids, paat Aasernb busmeu meeting Fire Destroys Home In Middleville destroyed the home and Mrs. Walter Ays.. —. Ihbbie Street in Middleville, according to Middles die Fire Chief Ernest Ball immediately determined. Chief Ball said the interior I ten Riepenhoff Completes Leonard M Riepenhoff of Ml N Middleville Hoad ha« been catering the Hastings Aluminum Product* Com operated the ' Locker Plant hi* fine sausage and other good food said he has cr, joyed the parties a* much or more than any of the Aluminum Products Com pany employees and now Officer Willison Keith Wilcos of Sebring. Ohio. pleaded guilty lo dnv mg while his rondtlion was : —___ J U.. -I—S_l J -a Animal Control Officer Aniwtri 1,838 Complaint* Melvin C Haight. 57. and hia wde. Mrs Esther lx»uise derman reported to the Hoard of Commissioner* that in 1974 his department had answered l.A» Willum A Cheney II. 17. Hickory Corners, paid a 925 fine plus 924 cost* for careless driving Nov. 23 on the Kellogg School Board Timothy A Ixftu*. 23. HI Freeport, paid a 950 fioe plus 954 court costs for driving while his condition reported. 359 dogt shipped with revenue of 9538.50. 128 cats shipped with revenue al 912b and shelter Ires totaled 95*3.10 — ..— —------disposed of. 1.914 were har.dlsd handled »~.d and 937,253 937.293 — miles >>k> were traveled. 6002 E. Center Rd . pleaded eity when arraigned on t. 3U in Harry County plus 929 court costs. Ward was charged with taking a half gunny sack ol com from a field at the Phillip Sent! farm at 10378 feed stock, according lo the report. from David Richmond on Aug 25 al 4360 Jordan Hastidt, 27. lOO’o Polyester Doable Kaits- Vy* X (Solids and prints) Reg ‘4.98 60" wide Now ’3.98 yd. and Did You Know You burn 25*. more go* m p h rather than go* Help fight the h?of energy crisis and lessen air pollution too Keep yourself ond your family 100% Polyester Siagle KnitsGeneral's office. Transports tioo Drpt , Agricultural De Confacborury pasttlpnntt Ren to 1398 3°'v’2.49 sole Drive carefully at mad’ Sit down you so and mi I ordered J doren C S choice irrwiirloin steaks and you and started to lake all the packages out I noticed right started to talk about a Chnst mas buffet tie his employees awav we continued the buffet through the help <rf Mr Jim ful for that I enjoyed the parties as much or more than any of the ard« Program was held Jan. 7th in the evening at the Seven Star Award, which was the highest award pres rnted. President Elton Smith of the Michigan Farm Bureau, accepted the award and was ai» presented the Gold Eerie foe Michigan's outstanding work in the Young Farmers Program The ev ening wa* highlighted Wayne and Manon Pen nock and Marvin and landa Smith also spent time sight doubitknrtt Rap *3 98 NOWI288 The Highlande’ Feed Room Open Every , CounVfSto’e p Day 8-5:30 Responsibility pays oH. a/H/poA- bland vnglf knds FABRIC-LAND 106 E. Stats tERVICE 945 4005 QL5 5073 ’Manne'onswiitcmui MWict^WmlF" ***' casornfUuTO MimTiaascf -’ Fish Fry a.rvine r 7:30 I’l Hill IW ITEI) Children Under 5 fBEf Under 12. '> Price til l OU NASHVILLE VFW Nashville, Mich. We Live in Tense and Troubled Times The Bible Brings a message— of hope and comfort, of meaning and purpose in an apparently meaning­ Check there Special Prices!! less world. Dog Food—* 700 “ *4*0 50 lb IGg •450 Mash_ _ _ _ _ _ U) lb bAG •4Horse Feed 2S lb ______»2L_ Cat Food Hearing Aid Service —FREE— "Monthly Hearini Aid Csnta'’ HOTEL HASTINGS this troubled world sou our it tn yourself to seriously conaidrr its message. Send (or your Free Bible Correspondence Course by signing the card below and mailing it to: Box 276. ( a I rd onia. Michigan 19316 9 AM. to 12:00 Noon Jan. 17, 1975 FREE OF CHARGE ALL KINDS OF SALT. We will check and deal any Maia of Hsarint Aid BATTLE CREEK HEARING AID SERVICE HIGHLANDER COUNTRY STORE 111 Caplul S.W. B.ule Creek. Midi. Pb 945 9149 Ke'in Kurt. 224 W Amy St.. Hastings. Jan. 7. 1.53 Jack McCormick, HL Mullen Rd. Delton. Jan 7. 9 54 Qr. and Mrs. Wayne Morgan. 4310 E- Cloverdale Rd.. Hastings. Jan 3. 3:23 Hilltop Dr.. Middles ilk. Jan. 4.1.33 a.m.. 7 lb. 10 os . Mr and Mrs. Arnold Baffler. B724 Davenport Rif . Wood land. Jan. 5. 5 07 a m . 5 lb ®AC America Rd. Hastings. Jan 7. 7 49 tm., B Ih LT i at.; Mr and rs Richard Olson. P.O. 6-12 I ■ 12-20 « . *. ) BUY A CAR Today...And KEEP Yourself WORKING! - Goipel OHlg At Rev Roy Cummings and the Lighthouse Quartet from I tray ton Mains will be Hymn Sing" on S 26. at 7 p m ________ _____ ___________ play the organ./here will be a freewill offering to help defray their travel e« Peace United Methodist Church la located 4 miles Roger J. for 1975 / i■ ' mile*, averaging only 7% BIRTHS AT PENNOCK odist Church at Harps dlr arrow and another with a run He was arrested by Coaservation Officer Brent WHiuon Matt D Pittelkow. IB. paid a 910 fine plus 914 cosU lor uae of marijuana. uae it to give people work and help poor people That makes me happy1' Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ruth ruff. Lot 40. Mead O Arres. Barryville Church 114 court costs Thoma* A. Brill. 27. «B3 S. Bedford lined. paid 110 let me finish my sentence amt then said to me Listen. I am AFBF president; William Simon. Secretary of the Treasury, Roger Fleming. Secretary Treasurer of I'FBF. and John Stennis. Wyoming, paid a 91" fine plus 91* court coats for Dikt net Judge Kenneth Kenneth N. Lader*. 17. 2440 Chariton Park Road, also pawl L’iO plus 954 for impaired driving Nov. 30 on N. Church Street Thoma* B Rhodabeck. IB. Holt, and Handy Lee Wolfe. 18, Lan*ing each paid 950 plus 929 for entering a house in Orangeville without per FABRIC® They attended many meetings throughout and 2 Decades of Catering was arrested by Hastings Patrolman Wilbur Burgee ll student teacher at Hastings from Michigan State un versify. originally had been charged with 2 count* of negligent homicide The winner of the first auto through the 9th. quit* l^n said that people asked Mr. and Mrs Ayer* were freouently Ho* come you in Tennessee at the time ol maiic *o many year* the Chri*tma* buffet at Aluminum Product*" l-mespiairv. Around I9MI got acijuain flame* under control, but led...................... with Mr A Stiver* while I worked until about Dam *«* running the Hailing* making certain every bit of Frnten Food Al Christmas “--------------- time he sol. _— ----mealbaskrts to be delivered lo p-vor families in Hastings, from Chief Ball's house and •» and moil of these families is back of the fire station. never found out who paid for them Al Silver* did not want anybody to know about it Driver Pays ‘154 On ; Reckless | Charge including the French Quart r. french Market. Bourbon l-akewood School District, according to Superintendent of School William Eckstrom. Richard is a brother of Hastings High Coach Ernest Hastings Automobile Dealers Association HASTINGS MOTOR SALES LARKE BUICK & CHEVROLET REAHM MOTOR SALES RENNER FORD 328 N. Michigan 1435 S. Hanover 107 N. Michigan Michigan 1310 North Hours: Mon., Wed, and Friday 8-8; Tues. & Thurs. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-Noon �THE HASTINGS HANNER- January 14, 1975. Pagrf Juanita Slocum Heads Parka Name Committee! oi Barry Commission, Budget $96,000 Board of Commiuioneri Mr*. Edward (Juaaital Slocum. Hastings Township clerk, has boon elected chair man ol the Harry County Park* 6 Recreation Com moon, succeeding Norman Stanton who resigned from the commission Mrs. John (Esther) Wai ton wa* named vice chair man. succeeding Mr*. Slo , suwntv ■■ ■ ion. $36,000. and («*npre 17J»0. and a 1974 balance of $145 43 The Friday held on Ja and Ground* -Schantz. John cock. Hadant. . Regnier of Ileed*. Equalization. Township Clerk's Report Bender. Schantz. Radant. Bender. Lena. 6. Judiciary (xMiri*. Pro afternoon ^Gary Foote of Nashville was named secretary Hoad* and Bridget award in the Elks' small game hunting contest Albino Pheasant Division waitoo. A member taking hi* *»»i w*t William G«rd*er of Dowling. Mr*. Robert I Madelyn) Miller had been renamed to the commission Commissioners approved an operating budget for 1975 totaling 196.000 Anticipated receipts total $20,000. con cession*. $6,000. donation*. Hastings, Michigan JCPg^^gy 33%% off sportcoats and slacks. Save $15 Reg. 42. M. Sate 27.88. Taxtunzed Fortrei- polyester biazar-aiyta sportcoat Styled with center vent and patch pocket* In popular solid color* S«e* 36 to 46 Save $17 Reg. 48.86. Sale 32.88. Woven texturized polyester two-button sportcoat with natural shoulder and center vent styling In a great selection of pattern* Size* 36 to 46 Sale 8.58 Reg. $13. Famous JCPennoy slack* With tiara lag styling, special shirt-hugger waistband and other popular features Woven teslunied Fortret" polyester Handsome solid coloth Sizes 30 to 42 Our men’s knit sportshirts are 20% off. Sale 5.60 3. Claim*. Miscellaneous. Hastings JVs Breeze Over Ledgers, Nip St. Johns 56-55 Hob Bartlett » rarer* the hustling Hasting* High junior varsity eagers posted me Doc (rnw 11 Hiarlin 7. Finance. Budget 6. Keyman. Rule* 4 Rrsol u turns. laJohneork. Inventor*. Mental Health. Medical Care Facility. Com frkardt. Coleman. pteyrr* Coleman. tin. Schantz. Chandler I* Hat<!■((' iwwni alderman. hating been ap palsied to*accrrdLynn Brea a from Ihr Reread Ward (handler first laak hi* Lakewood 4 Mr Iliar Orville Hammond. Vice Chairmen. Wm. F Haye*. >Jr«i«ion in a torrid game al St Johnson Saturday night. it _ ■ :---- 119<h YEAR ■ uh 6:40 remaining in the iranie Coach Doug Parker * '••ung Redwing* had lied the Mtirr and then tallied 6 Sidetracks Coopersville Lakewood High's carers remained unbeaten Frxlay but they knocked Coopers vill* out of a tie for first place tn the Tri River league with a 59 52 victory al Coooersvilie. Belding remained tied with Lakewood for first with a 69 60 win over Fremont. Lowell whipped Cedar Spring* and Greenville trounced Sparta. 8666 Mike O'Mara pumped in endorp 16. Tom Johnson 10. Mark Farrell 6, Stacey Bo* worth 4 and Greg Colgrovr Sportswomen To Hear Game Warden Monday Conservation CIffleer Br*»i _ Willison aa s peaker aitdF installing officer. Officer* re elected ar* Ruth VanDenburg, presi dent. Mildred Mathew*, vice president; Lot* Stidham, secretary. and Lucille Willi tie. treasurer. New officers are Anna Mae Hart, corresponding secretary, and Hard Thom a* and Eva Hollister, direct li ad by 2. Wayne Drdyne hit consecutive bucket* foe St. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. mH David Cam connected gap to 4. Scott Mailand wired for St John* then circle and Mike Hartman rebounded for 2 and Hast mg* was within 3. 5552 llangueltr took a good pa** from Doug Cole in lor 2 putnt* and Ha*ting* t<«k lune out with 25 second* on the dock.down by one point Coach O'Mara wt up the strategy. Hay resumed and .•u»t before the clock ran out. lUngueltc *ank a jumper amidst heavy traffic and the wore wa* Hasting* 56, St. John* 55. There wa* one M'<<md left in the game. St. John* took consecutive time ■Mils They put the ball m play from the far end of the court. A Redwing got the inbound pa»». heaved the ball toward* hi* basket and the horn blew. The shot wa* no g<«d Hanguette flushed with kridayhight the Hastings JVs had little trouble rolling to the 59 39 victory over Grand Ldgr. leading the entire contest Coach O'Mara* yuung»t era lumped out to a 14 H first period lead and were on lop. 42 31. at (hr half They continued lo out wore Coacn Reason 8. H & R Block is a year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. llimx-d - -Insured Farrell's Heating set v Kr 6 Installation Ph. 945-4020 ram imm»ran tsnurts BIRTHRIGHT Problem Pregnancy? HMX2BLOCK Call 945 4907 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Pregnancy Testing 303 S. Michigan Available I r trial* - '.p tn Isi tap m HI « fin, Il tea* to 4 iWwCatl— Oytalits W»«***n ID* -F* MUMS oet* waoitinmaiutai Other director* are Alber la lancaater. Ruth Miller and Don* Vrooman FL—e McKellen ia the immediate past president. Reg. » H. Solid polyester, cotton golf shirt Placket front, short sleeves and chest pocket S.M.L Xl 27 Sale 3.18 Reg. 3 96 Men t short sleeve crew neck sport shirt Polyester cotton in assorted stripes 1o< size* S.M.L.XL 1975 IMPAIR 4 dr Sedan, tinted glass, radio, radial whitewall*, hydramalic. power steering, power disc brake*, deluxe lumpers. Slock No. 2037 Retail 14reciAurb $3795.00 Save on all our sheets. 1975 IMPALA 4 dr. *edan. hydramatie. power brakes, power at erring, radial whitewalls, radio, wheel covers, air conditioning. Slock No. 2044 Retail $5255.30. LAHKFTS Early Hird r414 r nn SALE ENDS SATURDAY 1975 CHEVY ' •• ton pickup. 6 cyl. *tandard shift, heavy duly rear spring*, guage* Slock No 2094 Retail LK03.70 Twin. reg 299 to 549. Sale 232 to 3 M Fu8. rep J 99 to 649. Sate 3 12 to 4 W Pkg. of 2 standard piUowcMO*. ng 2 19 to 4.59. Sale 182 to 364 Long wearing poJyester/cottor. muslin* and patentee m solids, print*, white and morn Flat and fitted shoots aro the same price special. 54145.00 $2995.00 1975 BUICK CENTURY Coionade Cpe.. hydramatr. power steering, power disc brake--, radio. »port mirror*, lilt wheel, vinyl roof, erutae control, radial whitewalls, tinted glass. Slock No. 2039. Retail $5062 25... I.ARKES Early Bird ftft SFEC1AI 1974 NOVA CPE. Hy dramatie. VS, power disc brakes, power steering, sport mirror*, whitewalls, radio, rally wheel*. Slock No 1736. I.AHKE‘S Earl* Bird 97/11 firt SPFX1AL 45.00 Save on all our 1.39 pantihose Sale 4 for *4 Get the New Car Exclusive 6-year or 62,000 Mile Warranty! 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK. Big engine, radio, whilewall*. *port mirrors, rally wheels, deluxe bumper*. Slock No. 1922 $2495.00 1974 NOVA 4 dr sedan 6 cyL hydramatic, pow* slee- .g, radio, whitewall* Slock No. 2029. LARKE'S Early Bird f 97 4F nn special... 5Z745.OO 1975 MALIBU LANDAU CPE. V8. hydraraatK. power •teenng. power brake*, tinted gia*». *port mirror*, radial whrtewaJI*. AM FM radio, rally wheels, aid­ moulding* Stock No. 2043. Retail $4809J6... LARKE'S Early Bini cqQOC An SPECIAL53995.00 1975 MALIBU CPE. V». hydramatic, power steering, power brake*, radio, whitewall*. wh«**l covers, sport mirror* Slock No. 2045. Retail $4186... $3545.00 1975 NOVA CPE. hydramaUc. radio. tOt wheel, power Stevnng. «hecl covers, radial whitewall*, ex tenor decor package, tide moulding. Stock No. 2051 Retail $41MM IK.. LARKE'S Eariv Bird SPECIAL- Service Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 8-5:30 Sat. 8-Noon Free Pickup And Delivery in Hastings $3495.00 Sales Hours: Monday, Wednesday And Friday 8-8 Tuesday and Thursday 8-5:30 Saturday 8-Noon Keep Yourself Working “Buy A Car ... Today at LARKE BUICK 8 CHEVROLET Sales & Service at 1435 S. Hanover, Hastings Ph 945-2425...USED CAR SALES 945-2427 �THE HASTINGS HANNER* January 14. 1975. P«C» < BPOH Ambulance Service Has New Plan ^Dateline Delton i he HPOH Ambulance Funeral Home in Delton Prairieville. Orangrvil Hop* Township*. ha* Squire* became I he operator 4 township* subsidize the ambulance service by paying Hdliama who submitted hi* resignation last November. operation. for almost 15 year*, in both part time and lull tune capa citie* He i» an Emergency Medical Techruetan iEMTi instructor. Red Cross in structor. and i* Region 5'a Williams said "1 eapresa my thanks to thine who placed their faith and trust ir. my service. I hope the courtesy will tie ei tended to the new manager ■d the BPOH Ambulance was also a police officer Hr i« also loosing for a home in Delton Squire* describe* Fletch Squire* wa* a deputy sheriff in Muskegon County for 5 years and a deputy sheriff in Kalamazoo County from 1970 to the end of 1973 He ha* also been an instruct or for the Kalamazoo Police Since 1923. an ambulance had been at the facility 2 *‘•^'.7............ April 29. Michi ran can work under the direction of a physician lo read EKG '*. and rlaole*. Squire* said. Fletcher will be paid a salary from the township*' ambulance fund, but he will technically be Squire*' em that have roads dearly ambulance wr JOHN A. BABICH basi* until volunteer* are recruited and trained ambulance goe* out. A back role in Squirt*' approach. Many volunteer* will be and another (mm noon untii 6 Another shift of volunt two men will stay all night I triton funeral home. When which will be hi* wife'* project Squire* resuie* in Kalama to provide liack up crews their 3 children. Suaie, 8. Brad. 7. and M.D.. 5 The full traimng at no personal Delton area and t* looking for a farm U> buy. "a different approach to am bulance service" for the four township*. He plan* lo re BINGO Women arc particularly needed during the day time according lo Squires. I'euple from all over Barry County and the surrounding untrer*. implement an am bulance subscription aer- Sal. Mights. 7:3010:30 Delton High School NAP SUPPLY • Appliances ---------------•Fiardware & Paints Window Re •Pumps & Equipment placement Barry. Prairieville. Orange idle, and Hope towi.ship*. medial'- member* of a fam Munday. Jan. 20 at 7 p.rr.. in emergency shift* so persons will not feel Red Crow* Course, and EMT Ti Mining. Squire* said. When advanced EMT Train schedules will be made about a month in advance Cupboards 623 5381 how the service will operate. > a.m. to 6 p.m.. Squires and US -^5? lake. 112 Delton, died «udd enly at iu* home Sunday. Jan. 5. Services were held Wednesday. Jan. 8 at II a.m. at the Williams Funeral Deal officiated and buna! wa* in East Hickory Corner* I91h inWr.i XC:-.. VX tr «• son of Michael and Mary iTonurhi Babich. He lived for the past 17 year* at Fair lake and had been employ ed al Checker Motor*. Kala runs and two those who jmn the program will be put into the four tow n*hips" ambulance fund Resident* joining the pro ambulance service should daughter of Garrison and Melinda (Stanton) Baker Clark on Feb 14. !«•»’ in Hickory Corner* Hr died in Barry County. Her husband. Dale, died Donovan of Delton and Mrs She ia »urvived by a daughter. Mr*. Fred I Helen I Philo of Battle Creek; 2 Hospital in Kalamazoo after W illiam* Funeral Home in Delton. Rev Gordon Shower* offi ruled with burial in East Hickory Corner* Cemetery. •Intaila in the mail. the daughter of William and (cv when they use the BPOH ambulance For emergency night' ia Fl > plus 11715" tier mile. Then- i« also a mini d Squire* charge for F35 plus SI.25 per mile Squire* hojie* In event u ally make the ambulance MONDAY CLASSES trims v»n< • mill xtx<< payer*." To help sccomplith this goal, he plan* to implr ment fund .-aiMng protect*. He laid plan* arc being made to apply to the Stale Lottery Commi*»M»n for a bin go license tn raise money for the ambulance fund. Harry County. Squire* plans to actively from area dub* and orgam at ions for the townsnip*' mbulance fund for addition ible lo raise money (or a rescue tool, the Hearst lelemetry equipment In about four weel r dispatched by Mall Ambulance of Kalama oo. Mali City ha* a 24 hour TUESDAY CLASSES DELTON JOTTINGS (anti South*t- t Barry) f Elaine (filbert doe roast and a mystery ride, worth «f PrwfrievtUe. Now Open E.B.S. TAX SERVICE 117 Grove Delton Faith I'niled Methodist Church. Her husband, l^wi*. died in 19> daughter. Mrs. Robert iRutni Bouwen* of Kalama Parchment and Corvin iCurir) of Fine Lahr. Battle Creek; 7 grandchildren. 6 For Complete, Accurate Confidential INCOME TAX SERVICE M»lcr. Mr*. Edna Huber of Gladwin. Call 623-5520 MRS IVA E. CLARK Mrs Iva E. Clark of Grove A Division of Eagle Business Service Medical Facility where she equipped l used I rescue vehi de. to the township*, and it about April I With a *re>md unit available. Squire* hope* THURSDAY CLASSES Rd . Delton The* were mamed Jan. 28. IK0. in Orangeville. She was Beverly Furguaon. Garden Club, the flarry Co. Hw fee charged for con (L.E.A.R.N.) Program Tuesdav al the Williami MRS. NETTIE L. HOFFMAN Squires plan* to imp’c nu nt the subscription pro cram immediately and rrsi HASTINGS ADULT Enrichment Classes 25th wedding anniversary L Hoffman. HI. of 600 S. full payment of a reasonable No untrained MRS. MA IDF. B. ZIMMERMAN rr. Harb Oliphant of Alpen. Colo., and one brother Rudy M Babich of Fair luke. have a "highly trained staff work Silver Jubilee great grandchildren, and 4 great great grandchildren. Hr married Beulah Van and a community venture in cur great, great grandchildren. the lour township area too. Squires said. Should handle • ------------ irouscr* and white shirt* with the dull patchc* they Sqakw plan* to start the volunteer program right away All interested person* ciperience is necessary and the amount of time a voluni un '••rnied when on duty. i..n program, drafted receive an M hour training pn^c.zm in Dehon Physi nan* from Bronson Hospital will a»«it. The program will include thr Standard Red learn and i* willing to try daily self Deaths accept another job in Battle interest in the Kalamazoo radm station. WYYY, and Station in Delton. Facditie* (or sleeping quarter* have Newton. She lived R2 Delton; two mm*. Kenne th of Hasting* and Mai of 92s« E BaseInc Rd.. Battle ice Service. Doug quire*." Since 1923. an ambulance aho changed. Ambulance hei Cedar Creek Cemetery. Williams Funeral Home. Board of Director* of the Michigan Aaaociation of !triton funeral home. When lispatch for five -mice*, and we • iith." he said • perates on a irequcncy. with । .rand Rapid* BUNDLE UP! Keep warm! insulation, and save up to 30%. See how easy it is to bundle up your home with do-it-yourself Ortam-ieecl Fit>-r Glass Insulation on your attic floor You II save yourself a bundle when you Bundle up' CERTAIN Pays for ftsetfi Cuts Heating COStSI mm ambulance »ill be llrf Mall City low band power lo lispateh system will be tired communication, with he flip of a switch lo justified hospital personal in hr trauma renter. PRICES GOOD THRl SAT.. JAN. 18,1975 CASH A CARRY an call on specialized unit* CENTER MH » Ikl III < HU HIM M-d when transporting the ill or injured lo a Monday, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 7-10. Phone J 948-8484 .... ....patient* will utomallrally be taken . here they can get the best • ire. to either Hronson or l orgeq. Those with minor �________ THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14, 1975. Page 5 WE DELIVER VRUJE VALUE OUR CUSTOMERS ■ jaySDA Choice Round dCOSTEAIC I Smoked ’ (Slked it IB.) Bologna ... “^ 69lb Herrsd ° Chunk tenscl,weiser 49“ 169 Rib Steak ... 1 Club Steak ... 189 1 Sliced & Tied Pork Chops ... 129 69<“ 1 159 J Rump Roast 1 LB. USDA Choke LB. Smoked t AC PICNICS tAKGf SpJdal r"- ^ALESI J J LB USDA Choke LB. r LB. SHURFIRE Natural Orange Juice Kellogg’s 2nd Big Week! LOWFATMILK Salm lqwfat CHOCOLATE fLAHLr 46oz. can 839‘ FLAVORED CORN FLAKES 18 ox. Box IVIIIK °*u ICE MILK LQWFAT ■ COTTAGE "1 CHEESE choked U.S. Michigan £*“-> 49‘ (Sunny Lemon. Early Spring Rose Pillsbury Flour Garden. Herbal, Cool Lime) 20 "»• $109 Fresh Green Onions 2 29 o Cal. Navel Oranges 10/89c cs172 Size Oven Fresh O«oa fresh Brown & Serve While Breakfast Hot Bread IB. lost Black Ba.anan Hye Bread -59* Purina Chuck Wagon re Dog 25LB. Food---------------------------------------BAC Spartan LB. Bap Swiss Miss Cocoa 89*" lasluh Ovaa trash Soft Twirl Sandwich Rolls Bread 69c l'“49c 12 oi Pk« Potato Chips Zh Zk A 69 HALE'S MARKF 241 East State Road - Hastings J Phone 945-5372 Right reserved to limit quantities • Food Stamps Welcome? Prices good Wednesday thru Saturday �».-,«« W>« H -....I •W-4ZX*H <'.X/ni.*H «frr THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 197a. Page S ing*. graduated from recruit training at the Manne Corp* Recruit Depot. Parris I* land, H.C. Vet* Truat Fund Has New Agent Winsura Memck of Hast ings. who serve* a* the chairman and American Ugum roproaenlative of the Harry County Committee ol the Michigan Veteran* Truat Fund, announced that I hr committee ha* appointed Mrs Margaret Bradford as authorized agent and aecre tar) to the county com mittee effective. He also announced that Grover Thoma* Lrtbcoe of Middleville and John W. Will of Hasting* Save hern named by the Michigan Veteran* Trust Fund Hoard ol Frcnlves as members of the county committee. leth co* represent* the Veteran* of Foreign War* and Will has been appointed a* the unalfiliated member. The Michigan Veteran* Trust Fund was established in 1946 to provide tempor ar> emergent assistant lo eligible Michigan veteran* and their legal dependent* Application* for Trvtl Fund benefit* are made with the county committee tn the county in which .ne veteran or hi* dependents reside. The Harry County Com mittro of the Michigan Vet erans Trust Fund has e rontly relocated to 20f W. Court <u*e west door I in Hasting*. Office hour* are conducted on Monday and Friday of each week from 9.10 a.m. to 1 p.m Tele phone 945 5129 with 21 points. Malt Ned had 12. Jim Thoma* 10. Brian Morrill fl and Nirk Davi* and Gerry Holley added 5 each. Lt. Gabriel Earns Centurion Award Xi*} Lt. Daniel W Gabriel Jr . son of Mr* Bertha Gabriel of Rl Hick or, < nrners. was presented a Centurion Award while serving aboard the aircraft earner USS Independence a* a member of Fighter Squadron 102. lie wa* cited for romfdet ing 100 aircraft landing* aboard the ship, which is homrported in Norfolk. Va. Hasting* Church Women Church Women United of Barry County will bold their annua) meeting Friday Jan 17th at 1 p.m. at the First Presbytenan Church of Has ling*. joined the Ski Club and there were many other program*. Name 4 to ‘Y’ Board Don Haywood. Pat Hodge*. Mrs. Pat Markle and Tom Sutherland were elected to the Barry County YMCA board at the annual meeting held Jan. 8. They succeed Dr. Lynn McConnell. Mr*. Peggy Bax ter. Ken Radant and Gordon Fuhr. Hob King reported that tn the last quarter of 1974 10 group* had used the "Y” eamp. 180 boy* participated in the tail football program, and a Powder Puff Football league was formed with I learns. A "Y” Service club wa* formed, a women’s volley hall program wa* organised along with a high school hoy* volleyhall program. 59 IMHWI) VTUtMaA Marine Recruit Carlton Center Hoad. Hast Saxon Froth Downed by Lakeview Pumping in 20 point* in the last 8 minute*. Hasting* High’s freshmen eager* nip ped the visiting Grand Ledge frosh. 58 57. Friday, Jan. 10. Coach Steve Kaiser’a charges look lhe lead with 20 second* left in the game. Grand I-edge was fouled and tniswd lhe free throw, and Hastings’ Coo Ahearn grab­ bed lhe rebound and sror cd to squeeze out Ute LAKEWOOD COMMUNITY you can William R. Eckilrom Superintendent 14 IS 17 11-57 12 13 13 20 58 Ci'll I/’’1 A ELFUVHI1V11 DARYL HARTZLER LEROY MAYBERY LOIS DICKINSON DIANE BANNOW Community Education Phone 374-8510 Free Adult High School Completion Course Location Basic Advance Math Reading Improvement I &II American (ravrrnment Woodworking Refintshing A Antiquing Independent ludie* English literature Conversational Dutch I Business Machine* A Office Practice English literature Independent Studies Welaing. Beginning Reading Improvement 1 A 11 UIS A 16 LHS A 29 UIS A 18 UlS-Woodsbop LHS A4 UIS Lib UIS A 28 I JIS B 9 LHS A35 UIS A-4 UIS Metal Shop UIS lub. UIS A-4 UIS A 18 UIS A 12 LHS A 38 LHS UIS A-4 UIS Art Rm. UIS A 29 American History II G.E.D. Preparation Michigan History General Science Independent Studies Art Drawing X Painting Reading Improvement I A 11 Wks. 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 a IS is 15 15 15 IS 15 15 IS I■M 1 Free 1 | Free I ■■rec I Free I rev | 'rec I ■roc I 'roe I ■roe ) ■roe I 'ree 1 •roe 1 ■roe l ■roe 1 ■roe 1 •roe I ■roe f F ■roe Instructors . Matthew* Spencer Heide Hilton Mabery Brqwn Blessing Johnston Brown Mabery Constantine Spencer MSm Ba re h Staff Staff Chlnrry Mabery Arnold Spencer REGISTRATION AND COUNSELING READING IMPROVEMENT New student* arc requested to meet with a counselor and register prior to attending elaases. Regi*traUon should be made in person at the lakewood High School, M 50. or by calling lx-Roy Mabecy at the Lakewood Community Education Office at 374 8510. A borne visit may be arranged if desired Registration n January 13 through January 31.1975 Classes begin Monday. January 27. Registration hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 9 p.m. Monday. Tuesday, and Thursday evening* Reading Improvement ia an adult baric education course which is free-including books and material*. Reading Improvement classes are for adults with lea* than an 8lh grade education with poor reading ability. Reading inrtructiofi is provided in basic reading, speaking, and writing. Claaaea are limited in rise so that each person will be given as much individual assistance a* possible Adults progress at their own rate of speed. �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1975. Page 7 dinner guest of Mr. and Mr* Girndon Curtis. Mr. and Rochester Kim Masterly, ily joined Mr. and Mrs. frank Kilmer and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kilmer of Hast Mrs Jack Hewitt al Hamil ton foe a belated Christmas Hesterly. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hon Hesterly of Hast ings were over night guests of their grandmother, Hild going out o« the annual Mother's March Please i-s erf. I1«M.« family. The Woodland Child * Study Club will meet Thur* collecting money lo help the fight against Birth Drlecta. It ha* been proven in the rilh a The family roller skating parties sponsored oner a month by the Woodland United Methodist Church Big one The rost is SI per person which includes the rental of skate* If you are interested in attending and need a rule or you would be willing lo drive a load over to l-owell, please contact Mr*, Duane Bump. 367 2202 or Mrs Galen Kilmer. 367 2372 Mrs Herald Classic waa a Galen Kilmer and family were New Year's day dinner bury of Hastini Mrs lln.tr. ,f Hesterly Mr and Mrs. Hobart Schaibly rimr here from Honda on Monday to attend the fun era! of hi* mother. Mrs ClimenU Schaibly who pass her grandmother's funeral. George Schaibly, local. Mrs. Grace Schaibly of Illinois. Mr. and Mr*. Hobart Sehaib lerly joined her children and their families al the home of Mr and Mrs Herb Hester ly of Hasting* for dinner. George Schaibly was a Sun day dinner guest of his sister. Hildred Hesterly. Af lernoon callers were Mr. and manm. Mrs. Grace Schaibly Free Adult WE'RE GOING TO MAKE LIFE ADOWLOF CHERRIES Nine out of ten people are under injured or not insured at all. because nine out of ten people simply don t understand life insurance That’s very unfortunate Because if they really understood some of the plans hfe insur once offers today they 'd know hfe insurance may be a better value than a savings plan, a stock investment. or a mutual fund. In fact, we believe so strongly in the value of hfe insurance that we'ue just announced a wide selection of new life insurance plans only for Triple A members and their families Wire offering this selection of plans not to con fuse you. but to make sure that we have a hfe style to match your hfe style Obviously you're not going to buy life insurance baser, on what this ad says But we think you will want to buy it based on what the guy who's helped with your car insurance and homeowner's insurance says So call your Triple A representative He 71 serve as your guide to hfe insurance Because he knows you. and he knows hfe insurance And he’ll explain to you in easy to understand laymans terms now you can build real cash value* met the years and provide your family with hjemsu rance protection at the same time Remember. he hasn’t tried to oversell or undersell you before And he's not going to fry overselling or underselling you on life insurance now If you ever hate any question* on hfe insurance he* never going to be far ther away than your phone He feels its hi* responsibility to guide you through your life with our hfe. and make both just as uncom plicated as he can In other words, he's going to make life a haul of High School Completion Why not start earning lho*e credits you need to wards a high school di plnma? You may he much closer than you realise. Credits are granted for work especienee. mibtary M-rvice. pre* u.i» high school credits, correspondent courses, apprenticeship. GED. Test*, and job train ing Why not find out how many credits you have? It a free! Registration and counseling for the secuni wmester t* taking place The date* are Jan. 13 through the 31 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Evening hours are Mon day through Thursday fn 7 9 p.m. Call or atop by at lhe 1-akewood Community Edueat.no Office (37485101 at i^kewood High School. Woodland Phone Users Can Make Directory Change General Telephone cust­ omer* in the Woodland community who want to make correction* or addi lK>os to the teiepboov direct ury must contact lhe com pany's service office by dialing operator and asking for Enterprise 6346 before F'nday, Feb. 2. Most changes can be han died by telephone and a personal visit ia usually Mt required. Ed Mmanbxh Hasiinp Office Michigan 214 N. Jefferson Richard Todd Ph. 9454332 �THE HASTINGS BANNER* Janeary 14,1976. Pau* » Special Decorations Greet Holiday Guests The Chrut ma* Hobday* al the Chester StoweU home pnived to be prolonged but lively. The Bob Stowell* at G.and Rapid* and Mr*. Gertrude O'Keefe of Kala maroo came Christmas day. Mr. and Mr*. Michael Cliff ord of Grand Rapid* and Mis* Debra Stowell of Elk hart. Ind. came Dec. 26 and the Douglas StoweU family came Dee. 28 for a lour day celebration. Each group brought in friend* to view the decora lion* and all were given the lour to *ee and near in *tory and »ong the significance of rach one. The mantel held lhe well lighted Old Cathedral, back ed by hand carved star*, that auuted the 15 member chotr walking to ehurch. Thu brought to mind. Oh Come All Ye Faithful. The rustic stable with it* hand hewed cradle and unusual figurine* of animal* and people were backed by a large ttar studded mirror One felt the *ong. Oh Utile Town of Bethlehem. Hamm el firunne* clustered about the hand made lamp post, were singing luMely. to it seemed, Joy to the World Children were not neglect ed. Fro»ty the Snowman made of atone* pulling a wee s'ed on a field al snow intrigued lhe small fry and they entered into the *ong more or lea* on key. A large ham container painted blue with a profess ion of stars made the stable. Mary and Joseph, made of clothespin*, and a roenhusk Baby Je*u* were on a bed of hay and seemed right for the little one* to arrange and rearrange. The song Silent Night wa* attempted here Reindeer, pulling lhe gift filled minature sleigh with Eay Santa driving, backed y a brillanl star lit sky was fun for all because. Santa FAST Repair Service _ • Engraving- I ifWflkr O.E.S. to Honor Masons, Wives Hasting* Order of Eastern Star members will honor the Masons and their wive* at a 6 IM) dinner Finlay, Jan. 17. al the Masonic Temple on State Street. A program will follow • In-store Diamond Setting • Watch Repair HODGIS JIWILRY IM W. Sfett St., Heitmfi was the tale thereof! The tree wa* deerated with natural material* plus artifical red bird* and pienti ful use of Grannie ball*, small patchwork swags and MrMgars One could hear the refrig eralor door open frequently a* tray* of tomato juice cocktail, made with lhe hostess plentiful herb*, went the round*. Antique lantern* backed by profusion of treated evergreen* lighted the en­ trance, the back door of course! Green* appropriate for each assignment were used. All of the decoration* were made of odds and end* found about th- Homestead 'cause that's the way you do it when your poor folk'! Ph. 945 N63 We’re Pleated to Introduce Olson. Boa 2S1. Jan. 7; fashionwide MARY... Call 945 3312 hi her Candace J Speoeih. 12474 Bird Rd.. Jan. 7. introductory Special Keller. Madison. Lulu Shampoo and Set Rd_ Jan. 3; Ruth G. John W. State Rd., Sandra Raff Save in every department! -LADIES DEPARTMENT- 50% OFF I 1/3 OFF Rack Ladies Sportswear Ladies Sportswear Long and Short Dresses Silver and Gold Sandals (broken sizes find colors) Coats and Jackets I Large Group Jewelry ) I Table Hand ba nt 40% OFF Name Brand Junior Sportswear Junior Sweaters and Tops Robes and Gowns (winter) 1 Group Handbags Pant suits ■CHILDRENS D*t>AftTMtMT 50% OFF 1/3 OFF Coats, Snowsuits and Boys and Girls Sweaters Snowmobile Suits • Reg to Girls Dresses Boys Corduroys *40. Suits Now to ‘20. 1 Rack Children’s Wear Girls Sportswear 1 Group Infants wear \ OAft/ /OUrT Girls Stacks and Tops, Sleepwear Boys shirts and Jackets' Lee Ann Shoppe 118 W. State, Hastings Ph. 945-3256 ’3.50 January Special! Only *10, lor our Wash n’ Wear Perm. Peg’s Beauty Bar peon. 5l7 W. Walnut Bl.. Jan. S: Rene P. Gangulllet, 3168 Wall Lake Rd., AtUe R. 327 W. Apple (Open Mondays) Hi. 945-132 Cuddahet. 1846 Coburn, wood. 2510 Gun Kurt. 224 Deanna Day BdUng*. 923 E. Clinton. Scott Carpenter, 4777 Barber Rd.. William 0. Coleman. 101 Sherwood Drive. Guy Higgins. R5. Grand, Jan. 8; Barbara F. Benner. 1006 N. Michigan, Luella Ann Coble. 3111 W. State Rd.. Charlene D. Drayton, 924 N. Church. Lou Anne Giiloos. 225 E. Lincoln. Rebecca Wilkin*. 1870 Woodruff Rd., Jan. 9. Decker, 842 Washington Thompson, 5896 Hilltop Drive, Jan. 3: Charlotte Wolowfcx. HKto Cobb uake Box 352. Jan. 9. i. 2095 Parker Drive, A home or commercial building may have a market value of say 330.000. Unfes* your fire insurance is al least 80 per cent of value *124.000) you cannot claim full compensation on a fire loa*. Your insurance settlement would bear the tame ratio to the true lots that tour insured value bear* lo the true value of the building. Get it? If you carry only 315.000 insurance on a 330.000 building in case of a 310.000 fire loss, your insurance would compensate you only 35000 Be sure you have full value' insurance with Coleman's Agency COLEMAN Agency -INSURANCE203 S. Michigan • Phone WI5-3412 �THE HASTINGS BANNER' Janwary 14.1V75. Page 9 Mrs. Ziegler Retires Mrs. Ted (Jean) Ziegler of 1100 . Company. She had been secretary to Michael Kinek Inn at Battle Creek. Clawson • Taylor Nuptials Paul Clawson in a lovelv iflcrnoon wedding on Wed­ nesday. Jan. 1. at Michigan So what if you're no expert when it comes to antiques. here iu usiM you with every selection BARLOW GARDENS FLORIST Rev. Dan Wheeler of Cold water officiated before an altar decorated with candles and poinaeltiaa. About 125 ring ceremony. Parent* of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James V. Taylor Jr. of Ragla Rd. and Mr and Mr* Robert MalH Mrs. Dan iDonna) Wheel er of Coldwater provided traditional organ muur and 1515 S. IFFFFBSM floor length white gown of chantilly lace, featuring a rd sleeves. A caroelot cap wcured the elbow length veil of bridal illusion and she carried a colonial bouquet of lavender and green earns tions baby's breath and pine and bridesmaid* included Mrs. John (Hope) Snyder of Anwma. Ohio. Miss Ginger Clarksville. They wore floor length gown* featuring rm ’7. 145 sm B&R Kaf-ay Features Real Home Cooking Daily menu change Home made pies Tasty sandwiches Friendly Service Safwday... 221 W. State HASTINGS APPLIANCE CENTER 1 lOS'W. Green St. Ph. 945-9481 luthorized Factory 1RIGIDAIRE • GE • In SINK ERAIOR EM’I .KI EM l<! groom, wa* t>e«t man and groomsmen were Robert MalluMio Jr., brother of the groom. Brian Shade and Mark Bliss of Delton. Jeff Davis and Marv Bliss were mhi-r*. Foe her daughter's wedd ing Mr*. Taylor selected a two piece floor length mint grrrn ensemble with gold accessories. Mrs. Mallison wore a powder blue floor length gown with dark blue accessories. Their corsages • err of carnation*, tinted to match their gowns. Special guests were Mrs. Malic Croker of Wayland. Kst grandmother of the le; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Rota Cochran of Ban field, grandparents of the Mi** Debbie Malliaon. sister of the groom, al the guest book. Miss K'Annc Forman and Mrs. Eugene (Sherry) the mother of the bride and cut by Mias Sue Coehran. M-Iccted casual sportswear and a purple brushed velvet jacket. Her Rowers were of tinted carnations. Lakewood High School ar.d completejiia advanced train­ ing. After June graduation, lhe bride plans to rejoin her husbsej. Coffee and rolls were ent* at their home, following it’s all differentBUT STILL THE SAME It was a far drfferent world in March 1919 when the doughboys of the first A.E.F. mat in Paris, France, and formed The American Legion. But today—three wars later—American Legionnaires of all ages are still known for the same dedication to service that counts for America. On this 56th anniversary of the founding of The American Legion, we congratulate the 2,700,000 Legionnaires of our land and especially those of our community. We wish them every success in their efforts to remind us all that It is time to BE COUNTED AGAIN—FOR AMERICA! Lawrence J. Bauer, Post No. 45 Hastings, Michigan �.f.Wf .1.1 xwmaL •RHKR'AH F.UZIT8AH Kill E HASTING* HANNER* January 14. 1975. Page 1( recepl ehurrn the bride black and then south to Florida. While in Florida, they visited the groom's grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Roman Feldpauscb Carpenter. Out of town guest* were from Albion. Lansing and Cheboygan. groom at the Colonial Inn in Hancock. The bride ia a graduate of Houghton High School and Haating* High School Way are both student* at Michi gan Technological Univer »ity and are al home at 300 Garnet, Houghton. CAMP FIRE COUNCIL Harry County Area Council of Camp Fire Girl* will be held Monday. Jan. 20. al 7:30 p.m. at lhe Episcopal Church Parish House. Par ent* are urged to attend. Refreshment* will be fcrv- of Lansing was a guest of Mr* Albert Vedder the ChriMma* week Woodcraft We buy old Gold.— Turn your old — Jewelry intofr^ra^^., II Cash I A- EARLY AMERICAN Gift Shop 315 N. Michigan GIHS Gilmore Jeweler Also, wrought iron Hems Hubert-Bayer Nuptials St. Albert The Grest University Parish, Hough ton wa* the secne of the Saturday, Dec. 21. afternoon wedding which united Mim Robin Jo Bayer and Michael Roman Hubert, father Thoma* Wantland perform rd the double ring ceremony witnessed by about 150 guests. Red and white rarnation* accented with holly graced the altar. Miss Terry Hubert, sister of the groom, was organist and soloist. Their parent s are Richard Bayer of Houghton and the late Jane Itayer and Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Hubert of Hast ings. Given in marriage by her lather, the bride » ore a floor length white organxa gown. accented with lace appli­ que* secured Lhe cathedra) length veil. She carried a bouquet of white carnations, tipped in red. ivy and hollv. Nancy Olson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and bridesmaids included Mary Ann Tidwell and Peg­ gy Hubert, sister of lhe groom. They wore floor length forest green gowns trimmed in velvet and white Lace and carried bouquet* of red and white earnation*, holly and streamers. Robert Hubert, twin brother of the groom, was best nun and groomsmen were fraternity brothers of the groom. Dale Troppman of Detroit. and Darylr Pol rien of Grayling. Usher* were Dave Hubert, the groom's brother and Handy Receive ud lo i_o,ooo saw DIAGONAL AC/BotleiyTV The JET SET * F1150Play on normal house current or plug Into car cigarette lighter. Optional rechargeable battery pack . play* over 4 hours. 100** ’ solid slate chassis. 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The best man was Mark Bishop of Gladstone. Pick Yonr Own, ■ oil: Bln .... From A 49 MCIHIOSH & 210 DELICIOUS Johncock-Garcia Nuptials Mist Blanca Garcia of Rancho San Hamon. Dgo. Mexico, became the bride of Thoma* L. Johncock of (a Irada l^a Halma*. Garnet i*alacio. Dgo. Mexico, on Sunday evening. Dec. 22. About 350 guest* attended 'bite (Ma mon. Dgo. Mexico, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johneock of Joy Rd.. Shelbyville. which wm lined with large white glad*. Her hand made floor length gown featured an ornate bodice, high neek illusion. After exchanging vows, the groom* grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden John cock Sr., joined the bride special ceremony in honor of .their 4Slh wedding anniver . The bride* 7 year old twin «i*ter* of Mexico were flow­ er girls and David Duffy the groom's cousin, of Conroe. Texas, was ringbearer. The bride'* mother select ed a floor length eora) knit dress and Mr* Johncock wore a navy blue suit. A reception was held at Rancho San Ramon. Dgo. Mexico, where 3 pig* wriv roasted lo the delight of aliout 400 guests, and a large band provided entertain­ ment. In addition lo the groom's parents and grandparent*, out ol town guests included the groom's Brother James Johncock. of Gun Lake, and hi* aunt and cousin Mr*. Howard Duffy and David Duffy of Conroe. Texas. The groom is a 1973 graduate of Delton High School. Hr attended Jonn Wesley College. Owo»ao. and i* a student in Mexico. He also teaches at Institute wore a navy blue pant -uit. The couple plans to stay in Mexico until fall when they will return to the Slate* to attend John Wesley College. There were S dinner gucau al the Dick Clarks Christ ma» Day It was sort of like a family reunion for the Elmer Colvins, indeed that* what It was 25% lo 50% OFF FAMOUS BRAND CLOTHES Co-ordinales, dresses, slacks, lops, blouses, and skirts. Free Shampoo and Set with Purchase ol $50. or more. Janets Beauty Fashion Boutique 122 W. Mill 945-5012 APPLES «-. . . 8 am lo 6 p.m. Daily Eicepl Sunday �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14, I07&. Page 12 ARMCHAIR ATHLETE Middleville Swiaaen taking something away from the other team. We see them calling a technical foul on a coach foe Edited. 42-41 moment later argue with the by Buzz Youngs dleville's T-K swimmers narrowly lost to Hudson vffle. 42-41Two relay teams took firsts, the 200 with Bob Latten fellows. ” <P see officials calling great games, working stead Dy and making their calls consistent. Then there are referees who will let games grt out of control, and when and the 400 free style of Andy Palmer. Steve French. Rich McNew and Mike indicate that our deer are having an easy winter. Little Ixmg ago we ga»r UP attempting to "referee basketba! I games from the scorer's bench. but there are times when we know that lhe type of officiating that r*» on is hardly conductive lo the best performance of lhe players We don't for a moment believe that there is an official who doesn't call lhe Kames as he sees them. What we ean'l understand is the inconsistency of the calls they finally realite they must do something, they create havoc. Some officials will let players get away with viola tiona, not reallting that ' Jeffery, Pan Naah. swamps Deer hi Noble and thirds James. McNew and John Long. whitetails are moving freely in the Lower Peninsula. High WINDOW GLASS Coach Kith graders made at Char­ lotte Saturday 'The kids Furrow declared. Hastings finished second for the se identical number of points been out of school more than a decade and u still jvmping. according to Jack Moo He recently finished second in the national 30-and older competition with a big 6«. Littlejohn says there's a tuy who can jump 7 feel, but "I'm training hard and I'll •X a.m V Joan Wallin fired a career hmrh 239617 with the Wednesday After noon league Jan. 8. Joan Sinks a tiucset—r rro uroos. (No. 511. Hastings High center. drops in a 2 pointer in lhe St. Johns Hastings game Saturday night. Jan. gray hair this basketball season, but the Redwing* win over Hastings Friday night help to keep some color in it-at least until they come to Hastings for a return lilt GUARANTEE IT! The future too soon becomes to­ day, and then yesterday. Start a Savings Account today, to build towards a bettor tomorrow. All accounts are Insured up to 540,000. working up a---'**: ^•.’act­ ive season for all fans. They've scheduled 4 big gift days for the young guys such as Helmet Day. April 11, Free Ball Day. June It Free Bat Day. June 22. and Free Cap Day. July 20. There 11 be 7 Family Nights D7ii Hoffman, son of Mr. Meaibti f D.I.C I at 17 t All Deposits Insured HA IN K OI (Hastings up to $40,000 W. State 1 and Mrs. Duane (Judy Cov ey) Hoffman of Lawrence Road. Nashville, emerged as a Maple Valley chammon of Maple Valley's own Invitat ional Wrestling Tournament earlier this month. He won 126 pound crown. Cnfoetun ately. he pulled shoulder muscles wrestling against Galesburg last wek. He's a grandson of Dick and Virgin­ ia Covey. 220 W. Clinton. Hastings. St. Johns scorekeeper Diek Cramer lost 50 pounds from Apnl through August. St. Johns Coach Dour Japtn ga may have started to get Ph. 94^2983 SIRLOIN STEAK FISHERY Baked Potato Can Eat _ and salad $3.25 MEMBERS ANO GUESTS Middleville T-K Kiil ball Coach Bob White Class C in Western Michi gan. according to Don Boy son's report. "Mr White was rewarded for his fine per formance in leading a team that was supposed u> finish in fourth place lo the third straight league champion lhe Detroit Tigers are WOODLAND’S Hastings Elks Lodge Mults * 4 since she started bowling regularly about 12 rears ago Joan also rolls with the Hastings Bowl in the Mon SMALL ENGINE REPAIR FRIDAY SPECIALS $ 925 Hation al oral ( Barry County, loo. and drivers must be particularly careful. Hastings Mike Hostings Wash King Coin Laundry 111 I. Woodland Avo. Opaa Dally J A.M. te 11 D.M. G.E. Fitter Flo Washers Big Boy and Ml-T Boy Front Loaders Perma Press Dryers Attendant on Duty Soft Water Machine for Dyeing �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14.1975. Pag. 13 2 Losses Sink Saxons Title Hopes; Alma Here Friday championship race. Hasting* High's eagers will attempt Panther*. •t week was lourh on hope* Coach Ernie on Hasting* making a final Friday. 7157. and at St. John* Saturday. 6358. Saturday's clash wa* a typical St. John* Hasting* encounter, a furiously play in the fourth quarter it *ppci Itailing* could be on* scoring, although they had more opportunities. St. John* added 3 to the margin from the line as Hastings wrapped for the ball. The score by quarters: Hasting* 13 1114 20 53 St. John* 15 12 13 23*3 Hasting* scoring; Steve Skedgell 2 FG. 4FTA, 2FT. 5PF. 6TP; Tom McKeough 2 4 11 5. Fred Groos 6 2 2-5 14; Jim Dingman 5 323 12; Jim Feldpausch 59 7 3 17; Jeff Jenkin* 11422; Dan Welton 124 32. Kevin Knight 320 1-3; Pert ner 00020. liaake 101 43; Wayne Fedewa 04 2 2 2. Jef! Hade 02 22 2. Officials; Hub Waite. De Witt, and Ken Whaley. Pay Myer* 4 20014; Ran dy Roche 0 0 1-0 0 0; lev KeblerOOOO 10. John Bra ndenhurg 2322-40. Dave Oswil) 1 1 I 1 03; Tim Mr Kin 144040 Hastings scoring: Pal Mr Keough 12 4 4 XI II. Steve Skedgell 3 3 4 3 5 9; Fred Gran 7-4 10 58; Jim Ding man 8 100 2 2; Jim Feld ned by Ed Bends. 1:53 l3A-(Tifford Spencer till pinned by Tim Bentley. 4:17. 133-Jim Wright iHt dec by McAllister, it) 2. 145-Randv Benedict till dec. by DetTereq. 00. 155-Roger Bush (Hl dee. ■Darrell Benedict (Hl H»t.-Dar»in Kosbar (Hl Bevrr 140000. Hastings sank 22 out of 54 field goal attempt* and 13 out of 17 free throws. Grand l*dge mesc bed 29 out of 63 Manne Pvt Timothy E. Harvath. son ol Mr*. I>ora Harvathof RI. Norris. Road, Delton, reported for duty with the 1st Manne Division at Camp Pendleton. Calif. this third Grand Ledge I Hasting* 16 18 8 15-57 Officials: Denny Rothen thaler and Woody Schuh*. Grand Rapid*. ENTIRE STOCK Saxon Wrextlerx led. 5340. Coach Strong'a eagers never gave up. With 4:16 left Jim Feldpausch who played an outstanding game, sank a bucket and was fouled and made it a 3 pointer. Steve Skedgell took a good pass from Welton and scored. St. John* got a point converting a technical railed oa th. Hasting* bench Feld pause hunk 2 tree throws Tim Fox duplicated it for St. John*. Feldpausch had Hastings was right in there, trailing by 4. 52 56 Fred Groos connected and on a layup for and Fox fol periods. Hastings held a 34 30 lead at the half. The final score wa* (.rand I-edge 71. Hastings 57. The pleasure didn't last long into the second half as Coach Jim Brandt's Grand Coach Dave Furrow’ Hastings High wrestlers. around and scored IS points to Hasting*' 4 in the lint 5 battle last Thursday before losing. 31 25. will go to St. to St. Johns and G.R. Union 50-42. the Redwing*, and Saturday ' i will compete Rapids Union with Jeff J long shot pauM-h making The Ledger* g« Thursday. Jan. 30. Otsego will be here for a dual again. The visitor* convert ed 4 charities then Feld MENS SWEATERS Rsg. "8.00 To ‘30.00 The w nt mg was on the wall. Grand Ledge scoring: John lialdwm 8 FGA. 1 FGA. 4 FTA. I FT. 1 PF. 3 TP. John Seddoo 5244 2 4. Wayne Salo 17 11*5 2 27; Doug Barcy 14 6 5-4-2-13; Steve Burger 1144443; Earl Robson Dept. Store 4339 S. Division at 44th (Wyommi) Open Daily 9 a.m. 9 (Closed Son.) A Store for the whole Family "Our Prices Are Unbeatable!" Lettering Service For Uniforms, Bowling Shirts, etc We Future Eipert taitonnt Lee 1 Carhirtl auiUbta from Wort doth in t Tuev thru Sat. • To 4J INTHtt STOCK MENS IKS DRESS SHIRTS ’4“’8W against the visiting (.rand Imdgr Comets last week. ENTIRE STUCK MENS the night. Grand Ledge LOWS' $1 C99 $A99 NOW WINTER COATS 93-Ros* Brown (Hl ptnn cd Mark Briggs. 38 second*. 135-Doug Linebarb (Hl dec. Jim taind. 80. 112-Srotl Tremp (GL) NOW ‘19",.‘80” dec Steve Kelk*. 50. 123-Shawn McAllister (GLl pinned D-w> Russel. 3:54. 132-Kyle Allison (GLl superior dec. over Jace MtHS SUITS A SPORTCOATS 145-Robb Chopp (GLl onKC-na ned Brad Mooney. 1:49. 167-BIII O'Connor (GL) 185-Steve Hoke (Hl pin ned Clair Row land 1:54. rence (GLl pinned Ceeil Pelfrey. 100. In the junior varsity match. Grand Ledge moped the young Saxon*. 29-27. The summary: 93-Brad Bunop (HI tup. dec. by Roost, 130. 93-Todd George (H) dec. l^rvaa*. 51. 105-Hrad Milhson (HI pin ned Harlow. 125 112-Jim McQuern (HI 119-Dave Keown (Hi pin ned DeBoer. 1:». 123-Steve Kinetnan (HI in Miami mm am m on ONE RACK or mis wmtitoa MENS SLACKS 30% Off ML ACCESSES 20% Off KLUOOK: USprt Starts rm SprtSMs 111 wua« Cuts EMke Start) Cleveland’s For Meo & Bov* 130 E. State , Hasting Ph. 945-2163 �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1975. PAg« 14 wood 83. Ionia 24‘A and weight, and Brett Verus. 126. each won champion ships. Err Favorite. 145. Poug Linebark. 105; Wayne Rodgers, 155. and Darwin KoJtar, " thirds and plari and Pave Don Rusaell, 132. and Rill Eight out of the Saxon 12 placed in the top four. Jeff Fassett. 112. of Maple and pinned Clair Rawland in I minute. 54 seconds. Grand Hoar, who has been wrest I Maple Valley placers were George Owen. 185. second: Robin Randall. 126. third. and Don Rugg. 132. fourth. Lakewood and Greg Tkakn. 145. was fourth. ' vmuable*COUPON ALIGNMENT SPECIAL! Front End Alignment more normal 185 division in R'(. ‘Il” Maple Valley $Q95 Again 2nd In - b| witk tounon coupon Tourney UUhoai Froal nneet wk««i. Balance o*i» Re«. *5." $050 al with rnnn/ coupon (Offer Expires Jan. 31, 1975) Reahm Motor Sales. Inc. 945-2205 Corner Michigan & State, Mailings L Pel|rey- Veru‘ Win Titles as jitiVlsaJi'niMMi gr Owen. 185. and winning Saxons Take 2nd “ui..;.. . .h.n.nUn.hin iE21.Su - f!T-J il.... it—l. . For lhc ***ond 9th and 10th grade wrestlers Charlotte Invitational Tour narnrnl held Saturday. Jan. 11. I’almatier at 167. The WCTV will meet . with Mr* Walter Ryan. it. 502 E. Tuesday. won •he tourney with 122 point*. Hailing* had 72”r. ( harUxte 62'r. Alma 62. MILLER REAL ESTATE REALTOR Hasting! Radio, adflation fighter. Use a lot more Radio. Ph MS-SI«2 Hank Brook* -your- ■PALZ LifeHealth Insurance Pan American Life Your Good Listening, Advertising Station For Barry County �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1975 Page 15 Voice of HUGH'S "USE The People Ta Ike Miter: Ai I ill here rr»ding thru all my magazine* and paper* that nave accumulated over the busy holiday!. Iran arrow thi* beautiful poem There It a lot ol food for thought in it and would like to share it with the reader* of your paper, and that after reading it one might Mop and take a moment each new day m think about it and make miunimtf& * lB°r* If you feel you can find a small space in your paper, would you please print this as the message conveyed wittun is very much needed in our country Thank you. Mr* Dora Jacobs Algonquin Lake. Hastings LET I'll LIVE Voice of The People No Need for Chains in Spring No one can pick ’em right aa tha time. It was a balmy evening Friday when I suddenly remembered, aa I stroMed by Seers, that my snow chains hod probably come In. They had arrived, but who needed ’em m the mud? ri keep them handy, though Seems Nke it's not time yet for Winter to be over hfcgH even need them des week It foots take the spring floods have hit the Banner office these days, though We re iutt hooded with mad and customers wenbng to sign up for Banner subscriptions at the pre introductory puce of four dollars It'a a happy kind of probtom. though, because there's nothing we'd rather do then sign up every home m Barry County to get a Banner after we go on p*d subscrptions Feb. 1 It has often boon said that you got what you pay for Guess people the* that the new Banner a worth paying for. because we're sure working hard to make it a better paper One of the race ttwng* about this subscription sate a some of the nice comments whch come in. For metance. Donna Wrtkina. 418 S Washington, wrote "Your new paper is beginning to be more tike the old Banner, with local and personal news "I hope before long, people can can m and give you local nows at youi office." That's what wo plan. too. The more wo progress, the more wo'l be able to devote space to the fcrtie happening* that ate part of We m Hastings For the present, we It bo glad to take your local rtews item* over the ptione We ! use just as many rtema as we have space for and that's a tot more than we used to The first person who came in and put down her M 00 for the Banner was Ruth Kurtz, a longtime employee of the Banner and now the Hastings Press. Mias Kurtz was a linotype operator for the Banner for about two decades, before the Banner wont to £>.♦*•< prritmg and ihdnt use linotypes any more She now sets typo for commercial prmtng at the Press Thank*. Ruth "not fm«n GET TING. but GIVING from unsellnh tkrira Mnmr Rue There were 4* at the Christ mas Eve dinner al the Enk roc Ret* including the Tom Dolan family of Greenville mnuary Hause Construction Inc. 504 S. Michigan 945-4163 We are now taking applications for "No Down Payment" housing. A ty pical house is 2**ltt* ranch. 3 bedroom. I bath, living room, kitchen with dining area and full poured wall basement. Reserve your house and lot now before the spring building season arrives. Ijirge country lots or nice cits available CALLTODAY! lots Start the New Year With A HCB Checking Account! You'll Find Hastings City Bank Has the Right Type of Account. .. City Banker For The MEN’S & WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES SNOWBOOTS Stock Women's 10 ■ 40 OFF 888 & 1288 To lhe Editor: I am a working person who pay* my bill* t don I belong to was as good to a man in farm or working dothea-a* a business man His family was the same What we need is more human, honest, common men like him running our country I also think we have a good new mayor for our city Best wishes for all of them And See Your LARGE SELECTION I GROUP the Country Cub or ever want to> I nave a great ad miration for our former tbenff < Meri Campbell 1 and I think hit choice of Sheriff Wood 1* great It really pleases me that some of lhe so called "hag shots couldn't have their way of chnoazng their man Nothing against Trick • Stop in Today SHOE SNOWMOBILE BOOTS TetheHHtor We would like lo clear up one thing concerning lhe Sheriff appointment The vote was 2 to I Mr Dimmer* did consider the petition* of the people along with Sgt Gordon Trick* 21 years of service with the Sheriff and City Police Department Mr Dimmer* should not receive any further enbeism on this matter We apologize to him Mr and Mr* White have misaed the point The point iawe the people hair been taken It evidently doesn't matter how their choice. David Wood, received hi* ap point ment Ji»t as long as he racetvedit The response that ha* been received from our letter of December Uh has been very heart warming There are many people who still care and are willing lo speak out and do something about what goes on in their County Thanks to all of you Mr and Mr* Johns Wood* R2. Delton WORK BOOTS 4-5 Buckle 788 & g88 LARGE SELECTION MEN'S A IM)VS DRESS BICKLE BOOTS 3.97 ). fi • Hastings Cut Rate ST©«i pr. Checking Account That Fits Your Needs! Hustings City Bmih FDIC �THE HASTl^C.S BANNER* January H. IB75. Pate Ih MinoiivuIF »TR*t bap’ ii I'Kii’ic*' ’ vn^Wfd MIRTH IRVING W E*I E V AN School • <5 1 'Xhsx, SENIOR CITIZENS Attend Services ...and he Spiritually Rewarded! PEOPLE* BIBLE CHI Rill. am Sunday School II orship 7 pm Fleming Wed 7 B p m Hctdr ■nd l*rayer 7 B pm People • Hthle Mudi A tap Hear m . WalcMoarr Sltxli mi t mt» d mtrniRi > Who Were 65 or Older On Dec. 31 a m Worship Youth 6 hurchip 10 a m Sunday Schuri a tn Christian Endeavor < on m Evening Smter Opm. ayrr Wednesday 7 Bp m \**Y HI A GOSPEL I III R< II. 1974 And Are Home Owners or Renters: If you aft not filing an Income Tax Return UK»T t ill Ki ll or GOD. to the State of Michigan and are not sure nut runt ItTON El about filing a credit form for property Pasler Z» E Blair SI . Sunday FeHoaMup Worship 7pm tax exemption (Form 1040 CR1) and need help, call your townthip tuperviror. shall Street. Manin Sick miller Paalor Sunday School io a m The Superviton Are: Assyria • Jack Love 616-763-9820 Baltimore - Dale Miller 616-623-2850 Barry - Lloyd Hollman 616-945-5728 Carlton • Richard Yarger Castleton • Justin Cooley 616-945-2691 Hastings - Jack O'Connor 616-945-4208 517-852-9311 Hope - Ryan Dupon FT. RABE CATHOLM I Hl 4- Organist. Gerald i Wroth, choir and Thursday. 7 45 Friday a m Uorthip Prayer Thur* » pm eachmoMh. Aa Sat rach month H p i II FAITH UNITED METHODI'T ZT"dCS Women IM Thursday midoij viu>: oiRtsn an KEHlKMEO. TM WeM Main Street Worship 10 a m Sunday P 616-623-8634 Irving - Leslie Raber 616-948-8302 Johnstown - Norman Crase 616-721-3131 Maple Grove • Ted McKelvey 517-852-9428 Orangeville * Earl McKibben 616-623-2368 Prairieville - BobVanderBoegh 616-664-4722 Woodland * Wayne Henney 616-367-4594 Rutland - Forrest Foley 616-945-4426 Thornappie • Marc Squires 616-795-9246 Yankee Springs - Andrew ^7 BRETHRE' Downing Freeport ><r» Jamre Kiner Sunday School.» 45 a m Church Sertiers i| am Sunday MILO hl HI E CHURCH. One Nashville on M 70 Flesfab Incarparated Braan'i Cuetom latarien Ferman State Beak et MUBovBe Deg *N* Sude Ow DeUr - H Coleman Agency “ rk E4S-'14I * School 10 15 am . Unit Meth Women Isi Weds each month PEACE REFORMED CHI R<11. M J7 at Parmelee Road Mid dlrnlle Her Wayne Keil. Pastor Phone Bl IM5 Sunday Morn.ng Worship. • B. Sunday School. » AS Evening Worship CHtRCU County The Huttings Benner M MMSiam Andrus Inaurenca Agency Haatinft Savingt b Loan Ann toe— METIIODI of Robinson's Superette O*m 1 Bevs a WM IM N. Jacobs Retail Pharmacy 616-795-3127 The Township Supervisors Association The Church Pages Are Brought to You Through The Hastings Banner and the Following Public Spirited firms: THE Natianal Baek af Hasting* L W. Biles Company A CeR ♦ V man> I.U—n Betlry Pharmacy Haetingr Manufacturing Ca. Fh- MS-J4JS �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1975. Page’ 1T T-K Graduate Leaves for Cebu City to do Miuionary Work Invite Kids To Special Programs Hope United Methodist Church invites *11 interested children in grades Kinder garten through flth to parti cipate in a special weekend on Jan ItMh and IMh. Saturday from 10-11:15 a.m. Deputy Dave and his "Friends'* will present a gospel puppet show at Cen tral Auditorium. Sunday morning. Charles Vander Meer, lanuharh known as "Uncle Charlie tram Child rcn« Bible Hour in Grand Kipnis: Wil) present a fully Hebet Society FIRST tin Rill <»» JURIST HastiMD Phone MS lift EF am Wednesday Service 7 30 l ARITON CENTER SEVENTH-DAV ADVENTIST. M 43 . Bible Study and BRETHREN Study and Prayer group Tuesday at tarn Meeting at CsaU Grove EDWARD'S CATIHHJI MARTIN REFORMED t lll'R<11 OF MARTIN Drive in Walk in Church with M Hour Prayer Chapel Iles Manin Meetrr. PaMor Worship Service* 10 a m and 7 30 pm . Sunday School dramatised gospel story. Gospel tnagk and "Wally, a vrntnloqutst figure. will also be used to appeal to lhe boys and girla. The time for both days is 1011:15 a.m.. with lhe church busses making their usual runs for those children normally riding to Sunday School al Hope Church. However, other children arc invited to come and enjoy the programs and join in the fun. Every Sunday Special! �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1875. Parr 18 Lakewood Debaters In Tournament The Lakewood Varsity Central Farmer’s State Bank of Middleville Garage, Inc. Middleville Ph. 795-3369 Pomrac tors GMC frwts Gratton* tires Good—U .ted co.. Sxtce 1«3S Specials on firmtane lean I Country Sncs Tues first to the books. This lime it wasn't an award but it • ent to a swingside teuma is a little unusual in that rather than lhe conventional East Main Street । LANSING ART DISPLAY Paintings by Malcolm Williams, wooden sculpture by Bruce Bae and a lansinp 795-3338 Come to . i Lansing Community An Gallery at 1184 E Michigan Family FUn Night ~ EVERY TUESOAr STARDNGAT 4OCL0CK two affirmative debaters w ho debate both sides of the questions. Sally Hershberger and la-ann Standage partieipat cd in this unique experience at Marshal. Neither Lake affirmative on thia year's MUSIC CENTER (native side. C1FT BOUTIQUE J I Downtown Hastings) < ’Gilts For All Your Needs' [ ; (usual and unusual) "Satisfy Music Needs < ! Before Christmas the lakewood debaters ronclud petition placing second qual lying for another trophy to Bowling full' Ballards Miniature Golf Whjfevei your sport...find your fun with your friends at the West State Street Opposite Fairgrounds ** Do you know ol anyone who want* to continue his or her education but doesn't have the fund* lo do so? Well, if you do. here is “W information lo help them or The Stale Board of Educa tion and Michigan Higher Education Assistance Auth only has. foe many years, tried to help students con tinue their oducation by providing financial assist ancr programs for the stud enla. There w a recently instil uted Federal Basie Opport unity Grant Program that has been a may* source of funding. However, the funds have not been sufficient to cover all applicants because of lack of information. If you know of anyone • anting financial avustance for education, ask the stud । ent to send his name and address, together with a brief explanation of his prob Icm. to: Financial Aid. c/o Michigan Department of Ed ucalton. Box 420. lamsinK. Michigan IKMI'.*, Coco Cola Quart Size 3 for $1.00 Plus Deposit The Superette 205 N MtchifM HMlinp M5M32 •I • Drive Range BuistrChtfK Students Can Get Funds to Continue Their Education Middle-Villa M 37 in Middleville 795-3640 White’s Photography Distinctive Portraiture Hastings Ph. 945 3967 WBCH RADIO AM fM 1220 100 1 (HASTINGS MICHIGAN J ' �Former Teacher Now D. V. M. Practicing in County twrn interested in medicine -lark Veterinary Hosprt -033 Gun I jJir Road ami family on the Buehler Road Clark Hospital in December after receiving bis degree of cine at Michigan State Un Ixkewnod for five years. He and lane uage arts there from 1967 lo 1972 when be medicine. Doctor and Patient—Thom as D. Yonkers. D.VJI. gets ings Area Chamber of Com ■nerve last moonlight sale, and certainly found a home Lester Yonkers of Uka Odessa. His dad is an cared for. She is really Felicity Smith's dog. for Felicity was the one that brought her home from After graduating from Lake Odette High Scbmil tn 1961. Tom attended Michi gan Stair for one year, then Taylor University in Indiana foe 2 years, the I 'ruverwty of Michigan one year then finished his bachelor of namung the lime Wayne Pennock, chairman of the 1975 Harry County Farm Bureau Membership Drive, and hie committee met Mon day. Jan 13. to complete plans for the campaign ~" •- —- — ‘---------—------------• county Left to right Gordon ( base. Rod Pennock. Chairman Wayne. Ken Farrow. Marvin Smith and Pal Broar. Farrow t, the Farm Bureau's regional director Banner photo brought in to the (lark Headquarters McCulloch and Pioneer Thiery of St. John. Ind., on Aug. I. 1964. They have a soo. Chris. 9. and 2 dsugt Sll.tGE BOOSTED Michigan Stale University Francisco Farm Supply rrco^— Get Off to a Flying Start with a 01881125 GROWTH 01881125 SECURITY Passbook Savings Program silage SO percent by adding ram was put in the sifo The latest study, involving Mmilk cows. showed that the higher protein levels can result in higher milk product urn ' RAPID is - t. UM" fcssoc^l \ \ Serving Hastings and Barry County Since 1924 Coming urn FSUC Ph. 945-9561 Hastings Hastings Savings & Loan Association 136 E. Suit* Street, Hsslings, .Michigan .. ..... ■■ ■■■■■■................... ■■ �THE HASHMCB BANNER" Ji»wrr U. l»ra. I'M— » The Banner Is The Best! Send your $4.00 now and get ALL the Barry Hastings County News! YES, I want to subscribe on your special in: troductory offer. I understand the price is only H.00 per year for Barry County residents who subscribe before Feb. 1. Name Street or Route................................................ -. TownMich. Zip Payment is enclosed for ----- I Year <11.001 ------ 2 Years <»«.00> and 3 Years <»12.00l As of Feb. 1, 1975, the Banner will be sold only by paid sub­ scription and on area newsstan­ ds. To avoid missing a single issue, subscribe this month! To make it easier, we’re offering a special introductory subscription price of only |4-00. The price will be higher after Feb. 1, so send in the coupon now. �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1975. Pag* 21 friend of Mrs. Livingston. Emanuel Troyer large barn, north on Nash Road and a lot Eire Department* ail did a fine job to save other building* Mrs Audrey Scott and son. Jack, had her sister. Mr*. Ardis Pike of Plainwell after »he had been tn Hawaii have been caring for her. Lakewood Gym lueway, Jan. i. cappon Oil downed Tiki House. 87 57. and Leary's Sport Center whipped Straley*. 87-34. B Haven* and J. Bower man swished in 22 each foe Leary's. D. la>sry added 18. T Girrhach 15. J Chamber* 6 .nd R. EUm 4 Ted Fitzgerald scored 18 to pace Cappon lo the win. Doug Welton and Don Nev ins had 14. Larry Seymour and Art Fredenburg 8. Keith Miller 4 and Terry Greenfield and t^rry Jame* 2 each. Carl Norn* and Steve McPhail tallied 18 for Tiki. Steve Jile* 9. Andy Not eboom 8. Bob Mam 6 and Daryl Barnum 2. Open Sundayi The l^kcw.Kad Common ity Ed oration office, m re *pon*e lo community inter e*t will open al the Lake wood High School gym on Sunday* between 14 pm The purpose u lo make available a community facili ty to adult* 18 and over for fun and recreation This Community Ed. Sponvoccd activity will »tart on Jan 19 and will run for 8 Felix Galaviz and Dick Hazel will be in charge of lhe program A 50 cent per person charge will be made to help defray cost* of -.uperviaton If you have a basketball bring it along. Sueees* of this ex pen mental program will depend large) v on the attitude and behavior of adult* partiei patmg in this activity. *y* Basketball Serving Many ixigan Calvary Brethren at Mrs Diane Stahl'* Mr and Mr*. John E Mainwcll and Mr and Mrs John Dean Sladrl of Grand Mr*. Ethel Bank spent ew Year's Day with her Boyt and Girls Bob King reported that 3 league* and a clinic began Sy for rocord on Saturday. L II. There are 24 boy* in the junior high league. 46 in the *nth grade loop. 36 in the fifth grade circuit and 20 getting basketball instruct •on* in the fourth grade dime. ~Y~ basketball for girls in the tilth, seventh and eighth grade* got underway Saturday. Jan. 10. More may enrol] Saturday. Junior high girl* play at i p.m. in the junior high gym. sixth grad er* at 2 p.m. KUftMGf ZXKS.V* Wl. *'<w* -WSn*. Itaoisa HM.M* Black Powder Shooters to Organize Jan. 21 The Barry County Con­ servation Club Muzzle loader* are having an organ national meeting on Tues day. Jan. 21. at 6 p.m. at the club house on Cook Road. Anyone interested in shooting black powder guns i* welcome to attend Thi* meeting i* lo discu** activi lie* for the coming year and any new thought* and any new thought* and idea* are Maple Valley Charlotte, a returned mi* Friend spent the holiday* at Fremont with the Haymond Smith family. (Jnbeatens To Battle Thursday Pleasant Valley Newt Echoes PUBLIC NOTICE IMy (left by Mm. Ethel Blank Ptuwe 693-2462 We al) join in wishing the new Banner staff and read era a very successful year ahead foe 1975. The United Brethren Church members have had a successful year and look forward to the future and turret* a* the young people look with intern! lo the growth of the Sunday School classes They have musical talent. Sunday. Jan. 5, short drama was directed by the pastor's wife. Beth Palmer, a* 2 young men. Loren J. Mote Jr. and Mike Scobey, acted tn a lively discussion in Putor Lee K. Palmer* message wa* "The Only Judge of lhe Church.” Visit­ or* and guest* are welcome to these Services on the corner of Thompson M 50 and Bell road. Mr*. Mildred Livingiton attended the funeral Tnurs day afternoon for Mia* Gladys Jordan at Lake Odes The mg gam* in the Hasting* Men's Basketball League “A* league will be the nightcap Thursday. Jan. 18, when the unbeaten Dog 'n Sud* and Hecker Insur­ ance meet al 8:30. Sports Bar play* Alum inum Product* in the 7:15 gam. Tuesday the B league play* a twin bill. Thursday. Jan. 9. Hecker Insurance nipped Sport* Bar. 7469. and the Sudaer* walloped Hasting* Alumin um. 81 48. Hoeffler led Heck er to the win with 19 points. Postula added 13. Benedict IS. Doug Newton 8. Atkin son and Mittelstaedt 4. Dunn 3 and Martin 2. Jim Goulocxr had 23 for Sport* Bar. Gilloa* 11. Reynold* 10, Loftus and Lyon* 8. Hunt 8 and Nison 4. Paul Pierson paced the Sudsers with 19 points, Ernie Sharoe had 12. Dave William* 10. Dave Coleman 9. Paul Peterson 8. Mike Corrigan 8. Bernie Weller 4 and Jim Williams 2. Andy Reid pumped in 14 for Aluminum Products, Tom Steward and Denny Brogan 8. Bnan Smith 6. Bob Fuller and Jim Spindler Loses, 74-56 Coach Jerry Hew . Map le Valley eager* <2 61. who have had more than their share of sickness and injur/, dropped another game Fn day night, hiwng to lake view of Montcalm County. 74 56. in a Tri Central en counter. In other TriCentral tilta. Central Montcalm lost l.» Portland. 94 76. and Monta brlb bombed Saranac. 86 29. Tony Phenit led Maple Valley against Lakeview with 13 txxniv and Mike Fox and Mike Furlong had 10 each. a Br.ng along muzzieloader* and *hoot a few practice volley*. Steal Fireman's Emergency Light A red emergency light wa* stolen from Linford Smith's automobile when it was parked at Middle Villa Wednesday. Jan. 8. Smith is a Hasting* fireman and fire truck driver. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Full or Part Time UNDER $50 INVESTMENT , Ph. MARTIN 672-5091, Regular meeting of the Irving Township Board will be held Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Norval Thaler residen­ ce, Freeport, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER* January 14. 1STO. Fee* S TML HAeTUvCn iUMKKM' Ju Sure Thing' Want Ads Sure Thing' Want Ads Guaranteed to Get Results or Your Money Back! ANDRUS Insurance Agency Phone 945 3200 AUCTION PAVILION Bedford Rd (S M For All Kinds 01 Insurance Storm windows Doors Awnings KPh. 945-4443 1973 GMC SPRINT; 15,000 miles aw; covered bed; Quak Burkey MALI BEAGLE block toddle IT PAYS TO LISTEN Diol *45 FOR SALE frigeraior. carport, wether 532 5911 (collect). Campoo (vonishing loom) SMILE TODAY 1967 TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE 12 a 60 skirting end Someone a hoppy od! HOIIV FAUX MOBHEHOME beautiful flowers, 1963 FORD GALAXIE. Es cellent condition. Sound body 5200 Antique 1947 945 4834 1970 Cadillac FERGUSON 30 TRACTOR nn 3 CARPENTER NI Kinds Call Collect Delton 623-2798 Welton's Complete Service •Heating •Coolinq New Remodel Repair 73l3or 9*2 5229 MUST SACRIFICE Doriun 1971 •1510 wogon eir loth Michebns AM FM Very good condition Beu oiler Coll 945 2313 or 9*2 5229 1 21 tner, Pickens Koops David Dunbar and Rev eutogy Chades Harold 1971 CHEW VEGA Mich back lor sale 4 speed. very good condition, very econo m<al 41.086.00 Call 945 4666 1 14 FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 torque flue tra<vsmissions. 1 B let 4200 stall ROOMS > > mile N of Cotrade Rood Coll Applironlt 945 5022 between STORAGE SPACE lor novel Phone 945 5330 I 28 REVOLVING ROCKER BOTTLE GAS 20 lb tanks Er changed only 52 50 including gations. Must be dependable and sincere. Must have own transportation Cal Jan ai STEEL Pl AYER botv player C. L. SECRETARY Oo you have experience es a confidential SALE Swimming pool MILLER Plumbing, Inc. Plum blns Shop musi be qualified mechanics Coll 945 5022 between B FOR RENT- 3 room apart ment Furnished, utilities Security deposit, references required. Phone 517-862­ 1782. 121 Hastings AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE Automatic ■air condhiomm: ARCTIC CAT 1973 Cheetahs two only 440 Your Waldos i *27 2075 ARCTIC CAT 1975 El Tigre ger 7 Can you take shorthand, use a dictaphone and type with a high degree of speed and accuracy ’ Can you hand tern? Why not cal 796-3364 and discuss tins unusual and challenging position with Don Davison Industrial Re­ lations Manager Send a ford White Corporation. 100 LatoyoftaSt. MidtHevOe. Mi employer Waldo 627 2075 Grand Rapids FOR SALE IN COUNTRY A loiae woods oooro«imat«l» NEED TWO REGISTERED MORGAN COLT FOR SALE The one's a winner* 4850 with terms and boarding available. Can NashwUe 1417 852 9743 uno oo FOR SALE lovely 3 bedroom SEWING WANTED NIED AT ONCE Hornet with PAINTING me <6 yeor. IE ACHE RS friends, neighbors. Dr Atkm ton. Dr Hamdton. Dr Morrill. Rev Harvey Beach, the Presbyterian Church. Girr bach Funeral Home, the Deacons of the Presbytenan Church and the Moose Club MALE BRITTANY, Irver and Noonday end Gun Lake Rds., REWARD. CaM 7959066 1 14 BEIGE. BIG DOG with black "DUKE". Cross between St. hour prayer group. Rev FecAty employees. South­ eastern school staff teachers BARRY TOWNSHIP PLAN MING COMMISSION will ROOF WORK WANTED alto Upholstery YEAR AROUND FURNISHED APARTMENT for adults at FIREPLACE WOOD and slacked Ron Delian I -623-214A. at *174. SHAY'S HEATING We Sell-Service and Install Gun Type -fuel oil furnaces and Natural Gas Furnaces — Free Estimates — Residential and Mobile Homes Phone 945-9493 Hastings Mp ■ Ml Now is the time to stock up on all CARPET CLEANING IS EASY of your home necessities like With Sincere Gratitude. REXALL brand aspirin, shave cream, 1 21 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Cai Deoler Soles I 517-627 2075 PH. 945-5482 helped whose names we at 730 p.m at the Hickory Corners Fire Station Frances Butler My sincerest thanks to the BE YOUTHFUL BEAUTIFUL i with wrinkle-free skin regar HARDWARE shampoos deodorants and (61*1241-0109 donations to the cancer fund Mrs Jane Smith 4723 $ Division. Wyoming Michigan 49051 tf and many other items at low, low prices. 1639 CAT pets Can Delton 1 6234783 Backhoe P cal 138 UAW. Hastings City Police Ambulance crew, the 2 BEDROOM moWehome, UPHOLSTERING Coll Coledo his pirkup irked in hrs yard on the idar Creek Road The ■or High staff. Heatings Mlg Notic Chad’s pet 4 ROOM, semi-furnished apartment All utilities prud No pets. 428 E Green ARCTIC Heating Gun Lake Rd. Ph. 945-5769 ewes 2 spring lombt ond I COTTAGE Gun Lake Eng- immaculate condition, three bedrooms, furnished. No pets MUST RENT Security depout Rent 4175 00 per month Ca« 945 5634 1 21 Call Hugh Fullerton at 945 GRAY A •eddlery HOUSE IN HICKORY COR NERS Furnished except Accepted Coll 671 5890 or 721 3306 I 14 Bulldozing LOTS FOR SALE Within city ' Drain Fields • Drywels Horse* Ph MS 5352 Monday Det I INSTALLATION OF Septic Tints ton. rrported to the Sheriff» built-in Oil 275 gal Insulated drapes 2 FOR NO MONEY DOWN FULL TIME. Child care and Covering downlawn service station Excavating SERVICE Take Tools, Gas From Pickup Truck FO» WOOD SHAPER, stand and motor. ** ♦ 120 00 Call 945 5435 LYONS SEPTIC TANK Riley Mobile Homes 7300 5 Wetrnedge Kalamaroo 100 BALES EXCELLENT quakty. second cutting alfalfa CLOSC OUT prlcei on several FUwNISHED RENI 945-4328 Rochester Co* between 10 end 6 WORK FREE ESTIMATES Dog School n which Mobile Villoge 9454027 N UNtAl PURCHASE 2 ond 3 948 8532 Coll 7563500 III 6 p m 758 Vow aupp/y P*rf» United Methodist Church. was brought m was greatly appreciated. Special thanks AK C REG IRISH SETTER Cal 862 9743 body Excellent condition 4500. Antique dining room suite Table. 2 leafs. 6 chairs buffet, highboy stdeboerd lovely may hove lent you dinon $3500 *46-2737 No pets Prefer couple. 4175 795 9367 FREE ESTIMATES Cell after 4 p m. 1070 Dodge Motorcycle Repair opportunity to think hn bedroom, air conditioned, 945 3129 or 9464121 FOR SALE EXPERIENCED Wh.te Oak Teri ace Apart ROUGH SAWN CEDAR TWO BEDROOM bungalow 795 9224 Yankee Springs Rd. MxJdtevSie • AUIO • MIRKOKi . RADIAI0R SERVICE SURE THING" CLASSIFIED ADS COMFORTABLE APART MENT FOR RENT, starting STATION 145 W. Stole GLASS SERVICE Casecade Home Improvement Exclusively in The Hastings Banner! It’s time to pick pick out your Hallmark Valentine Cards and CHAIN SAW HEADQUAR TERS Repairs and >har Petrone of Dowkng Rural Route for the Christmas comforting words. Mtklred Stover's Candies! ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Box 1243 c/o Hrtinp Banner, P.O. Box 51, Hook I 21 Hastings, Mich. 49058 plx McCullough and pl, M37 South WI5 3I50 tf yeor. Happy New Year 1975' Carrier. WRard H. Arnold Jacobs Pharmacy 1261. State 945-2466 �Banner Hastings Devoted to the Interests of Berry County Since 1856 Name Robinson to Council, Plan E.Mill Paving Project THE HASTINGS BANNER’ January 14. 1VT5. Page 24 Unemployed Eligible For More Benefits Applicant* [TA forms al Thr Michigan Employ „ The assigned day is based i thr last digit of the Social __________ ,__ _ Security number, aa follows: Oor) Monday ««« Tuesday Wednesday 6or7 6or7 A or 9 Thursday Thu Friday ML retainer of $3,800. an in people who have previously exhausted other benefit*, according lo MESC Director S Martin Tavlor To meet the demand* of Michigan State Fairgrounds in Detroit, Taylor »aid. The emergency unices will be new programs, he added. M 'A PROGRAM Thr Special Unemploy ment Assistance (SUA) Pro gram, authorized by Con Rapid* SUA applicant* should bring with them their Social Security card and two other pieces of identificalion. such a* a driver's license and birth certificate. SUA applicant* will re­ - _ (I..... ii.a, year, asking for information about earning* and reason* for ■'<-p.ir.ilion Thi* infor malum, along with that on the application, will be used lo determine if an individual i* eligible and for bow much After receiving their first dreaming... about a new home? Unlike the regular unem plot ment compensation pro gram, lhe new SUA pro gram will be operated by as regular applicants. They 55 01 <mii weA Benefit* will lie comparable to regul ar unemploy ment depending on the amount earned. Insurance Lack May Lose Barry Doctors ■y HUGH FULLERTON Th* unavailability of mal coming to Hastings this £ng as planned, a group of ens were told Wednes­ day by local and state medical authorities. The local people met for lunch with Richard Fluke. Pennoek Hospital administr in family practice, and Her political subdivision, such a» cities. villages, townships amt counties, employees of school dm net* and common ily college districts: farm partmenl of Communicat­ ions of the Michigan Slate Medical Society. Spindler reported that insurance companies are not writing new insurance pollci♦v to protect doctors from malpractice suits. This af­ fects both doctors iust going into practice and doctor* who want to come to Michi ran from out-of-state. Spind­ ler also said that within 6 mg that report period. Taylor said the SUA pro gram will run for one year. FSB PROGRAM Federal Supplemental Benefit1 1F.B1 up to an additional 13 weeks of payments. To apply, applicant* must go to the regular MESC office where they last re reived benefit* bringing their previous MESC identi faction card, if lost, their Social Security card and 2 special services such as anesthesiology, or premiums --------------- vEu.v-. physician* who are complet tn^lheir training thia year "It would be tragic," Dr. Spindler said, “lo be on the verge of solving our medical pita!* as well as indiv>dual doctor*. Fluke said. For 16.000 two years ago to nearly 120.000 in 1975. he said. The hospital in Allegan has seen its premium climb from 120.000 two years ago lo 1135.000. he said. uncommon BOTH PROGRAMS You don't have to dream....just come in and see us. We can show you justhow easy it can be for you to have your very own home in a short time -----------------------at BARRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY, we have a complete home planning center..where we can plan together to make your dreams come true. We'll help arrange finan­ cing...and recommend a reliable contractor. NEED HELP..vlslt the experts at BARRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY today to discover that home in your dreams. FRIDAY .NOUtt Of uality taking place in other popul ous staten, especially those with no fault auto insurance, they said. Auer said that lhe alate medical society is working on solutions to the problem, and ia drawing up several bills to be introduced in the togi list urn. He warned that permit a board of 6 m*m hers, rather than 5. The increased membership was requested by thr library directors. Ijrry Foreman of 806 8. Zoning Appeals Board. Counctlmen adopted Mike Klovanich was reap (xnnted director of public services at an annual salary of $19,000. a 1300 increase; C Richard Sunior was re named police chief at a salary of $14,400. aa in crease of 1.400; Donald able. Fluke and Dr. Spindler set up lhe luncheon meeting Wednesday to inform local civic leader* of the problem and enlist their support to help get a statewide solution lo th* problem. AU those sessor at $13,500. an increase of $500. plus $500 ear allowance, and Donald Sot hard was renamed fire chief al $11,300. an increase of 1.100. Sothard is also th* fire marshall and Sunior ia also director of Civil Defense and airport manager. Richard Shaw was renam ed city attorney at an annual Jan. 23. at which Stat* Senator* Harry De.Maw and Robert Vanderbaan and Slate Rep. Wayne Sackett will be present, to discuss lhe problem. Auer congratulated the medical authorities and civic leaders of Barry County for their efforts to get more Mill Street—about a half mil*—with lotalproperty assessments of $22,842. The plan is to do the work inside lhe City while lhe County Road Commission would to Powell Road the Michigan State Folic* They adopted an ordinan cc amendment banning new residential construction. aidentlal purposes in the Central Business District. Council approved paving $4,843.82 to Allerding ion struct ion for repairing lhe The Council asked the laical Officer* Compensation Com mission to meet t study numbered shoulders and ditch to match to Richard Dalhouser's $5,310. The other assesse ments ar*; Robert Still. $2,025-. Jack O'Connor, $2,332; Barry Read. $1,028; Edgar (Dutch) Hoevenair. $2,913; James Graham. which will provide technical traffic engineering training. Thr course will be offered on •|irciiil day* in February and Aidermen approved a new maintenance agreement with Honeywell of Grand Rapids. The annual fee is $3,816 for maintenance at the Waste Waler Treatment Hani, an increase of $636 leave of absence without pay until about the middle of April. also approved continuing to have Manatron of Kalama No Instructional Loss I Tax Lift Cuts 000 from Schools Additional fund* for th* gtaiit* Medical Licens* ------------------------------- ----- medical license board, the board could do a better yob Dr. Larry Blair. Hermann Botteher. Carolyn Coleman. increased since no-fault auto waiting time. MESC re que«li> that they report onlv on their assigned day. which is the same regardless of whether they arc filing for a regular or special program. Waste Waler Treatment llant bond issue on expan* ion and improvement tho water main system. Hans are to install a Ifrinch main on Mill from Jefferson lo Church, south on Church to Echlinaw and Thomas Suth better legal definitions of medical malpractice. Negotiation with a mayor insurance company to pro vide malpractice insurance, with a guarantee for several annually for their license •harp climb in the number of malpractice suit* brought City Hanning Commission lo sue reed Robinson. Dennis Clev­ eland was reappointed to a 3 year term and Klovanich to ily doctor* as Dr. Spindler. Richard Fluke and th* FSB program will run you will receive 3 weel SUA benefit*, up I maximum of 2»> weeks. To avoid lung waiting lines. MESC has authorized a new filing and reporting procedure for the SUA ben of the municipality's official family. His appoint ments were unanimously confirmed by lhe aldermen Thomas Robinson, owner of the Superette on N. Mirhiran. was elected lo take Snyder's second ward $1,350; Ken Miller. $2,904. and William F- Corrigan, $3JOS. Aidermen adopted a r* solution to spend $35,000 of maintains that lawyers getting a percent age of the settlement of malpractice suits, there is a stimulus to bring more such suits. A package of bills for the »iature which hopefully win bi partisan support. The bill* include a tighter statute of limitations, and Civil War. $33,000 in State Aid because Hugh Fullerton. Richard Groos, Richard Guenther. Patrick Hdges, Dr. Robert Huebner. Alice Jaeobs. Jerry Jacobs. Steven John­ son, Dr. Charles Morrill. Gene Poll. Ken Radant. Richard Shaw, Richard Shuster. Paul Siegel. Dr. Spindler. Robert Stanley. Tom Stebbins and Marc Young. Education at their regular The educational program will not suffer, however. Supt. Guenther said the district will bold up purchas mg a new $15.0W$16,000 Civil War and its aftermath and the recon st ruction of the South, opening of the Amer lean West and the early 20 century reform movements. U.S. History Three in­ clude* an examination of lhe 20th century American, be ginning with the U.S. for­ eign policy leading up to World War One. the life­ style followed by the depres aion. foreign affair* and World War 11. the “Cold Supt. Guenther said Hast Board members approved regular employment statu* for Rex Hook, custodian, and Ruth Dalman and Ruth Hale, food service workers. Board members approved a job description for the athletic director who will providing leadership in the development and updating 10 Days to Subscribe At Low Intro Price Barry County reader* have less than 10 day* to subscribe lo The Hastings ductory price of only M OO K- year. The offer Is rood new subscriptions from county residents for up to three years. After Feb. 1. the regular price will be $5.00 per year in the county. $6.00 per year in adjoining counties and 17.00 per year elsewhere. With the Feb. 4 issue. The Banner will be a completely full size newspaper, in re- *ponse to public demand. If the paper has more than one full newspaper size. The Banner will be distri­ buted by second class mail permit, and wiU also be availabel on newsstands and In stores throughout the county. Publisher Hugh Fullerton continue to send such • high quality newspaper free throughout lhe county. With the rising costs of producing the expense, although like most newspapers, adverti* ing will be the main source Enrichment Classes Begin FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS troaa 9:15 ta it M«eday, Jan. 27. Mr*. Mary Brown wiD tell the atoriee thia coming Monday. The Lakewood Enrich ment classes will begin the lum, Supt. Guenther said. Board member* approved adding to the instructional program with the 1975-76 school term one year of United States or World History aa a requirement for graduation from Hastings High School. This increases th* number of units from 2>'t HHG Principal Robert VaaderV'een explained that class description* of the and social studies teacher* also recommended the addit ion to provide student* with wider U.S. and world hist ory background*. The enlargement raise* World History will indude th* foundations of Western Civilization, lhe study of European history which helped to shape the Western World, including the Ameri can civilization. Th* second semester of World History will indude lhe non Western World — China. Africa. Middle East. Latin America and India. by Western Countries World History Three in dude* the Modern World. tury with 19th century back­ ground. World War I, th* Runion Revolution, Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, the riae of Japan. World War II, the Cold war. Vietnam and Cuba. The change doe* not apply Mal of 20 credit* ar* had received food collection* studies, instead ol 2'A U.S. History One. which cover* th* birth of th* nation, th* revolutionary period. Articles of Confeder­ ation and the writing of the Southeastern. Central and Welcome Corners sufficient lo provide 30 large boxes of canned good* benefiting more than 100 youngster* at Uhrislma* lime. Theft Sends Man to Prison Donald L. Tucker. 23. Circuit Judge Willard Tucker had pleaded guilty to the theft of a tool box last Doster, Nianae Jarrard. Pavlik s 1966 Ford guilty lo breaking into an unoccupied building Oct. 31. was placed on probation for Elevator, pay a fine of plua $400 court cost* at lhe rate of $20 a month for th* firot 12 month*. After a rear, th* payments are to be 130 a month. Larry Moore, charged with the careless use of K director in the high school and an assistant in lhe junior high program. These assis tants will not have released time from their instructional program, but will have to complete their duties during conference hour* or after Name WBCH J f $7 693*50llbrXr> *l * C°*t School board members receive their annual nay or expense allowances tor the year totaling M75. I resi dent John B. Walton receiv Richard T. Groos $92 50 each. »d William Cotant, Dr. Charles E. Morrill. Mr*. Judith Laz and Mrs. JoAnn Fluke. $50 each. Uaderiberilf Completes Head ‘Boss ol the Year’ Ken Radant, station man­ ager for WBCH. Monday Hastings Jayroes al their annual Boss's Night held at Guest sp affair was C er. training College Coarse Barry County’s Under sheriff James S. Orr has been awarded a certificate certifing his completion ol lhe laisalle Extension Uni­ versity's Police Officers Law Course. a vviuuiunivy ’•■decs tor 1974 and in addition to Radant. those cited included Foaa White. The university statement said: "Upon the recom­ mendation of the Faculty to you a diploma in recognit ion of the successful com­ pletion ol your home study course. This diploma, which w* entrust respectfully within, i* proof of your strong ability, initiative and ambit ion. Our entire staff join* in congratuating you and wtshe* you eootisuad suc­ cess and prosperity." SUK. TV. BUW iMTMd •« IV. wtertwn. jw b.I<»T <«»• *»« nppear in next � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/502/HastingsBanner_1975-01-21.pdf a3172bb51250ed9c7d1a21c2e75a7a68 PDF Text Text Banner Hastings Devoted to the Interests of Berry County Since 1856 Name Robinson to Council, Plan E.Mill Paving Project THE HASTINGS BANNER’ January 14. 1VT5. Page 24 Unemployed Eligible For More Benefits Thr Michigan Employ M>! Applicant* [TA form* al „ The assigned day is based > the last digit of the Social __________ .__ _ .,, Security number, aa follows: One) Monday ««« Tuesday Wednesday 6or7 6or7 fl or 9 Thursday Thu Friday retainer of $3,800. an in people who have previously exhausted other benefit*, according to MESC Director S Martin Ta v for To meet the demand* of Michigan State Fairgrounds in Detroit. Taylor »aid. The emergency unices will be new program*, he added. M 'A PROGRAM Thr Special Unemploy ment Assistance (SUA) Pro gram, authorized by Con Rapid* SUA applicant* should bring with them their Social Security card and two other pieces of idrntificalion. such a* a driver's license and birth certificate. SUA applicant* will re­ - _ • >..... ii.a, I.V dreaming... about a new home? year, asking for information about earning* and reason* for -«|>.ir.ilinn i hf» infor mation. along with that on the application, will be used to determine if an individual ineligible and for bow much After receiving their first Unlike the regular unem plownent compensation pro gram, lhe new SUA pro gram will be operated by as regular applicants. They 55 01 <mii week Benefit* will comparable to regul ar unemploy ment depending on the amount earned. Insurance Lack May Lose Barry Doctors ■y HUGH FULLERTON Th* unavailability of mal coming to Hastings this £ng aa planned, a group of ens were told Wednes­ day by local and state medical authorities. The local peop'c met for lunch with Richard Fluke. I*ennock Hospital admlnistr in family practice, and Her political subdivision, such a» cities. villages, townships amt counties, employees of school dm net* and rommun ily college districts: farm partmenl of Communicat­ ions of the Michigan State Medical Society. Spindler reported that insurance companies are not writing new insurance pollci♦v to protect doctors from malpractice suits. This af­ fects both doctors iust going into practice and doctor* who want to come to Michi gan from out-of-state. Spind­ ler also said that within 6 mg that report period. Taylor said the SUA pro gram will run for one year. FSB PROGRAM Federal Supplemental Benefit1 1F.B1 up to an additional 13 weeks of payments. To apply, applicant* must go to the regular MESC office where they last re reived benefit* bringing their previous MESC identi faction card, if lint, their Social Security card and 2 special services such as anesthesiology, or premium* --------------- vEu.v-. physicians who are complet in^their training thia year "It would be tragic," Dr. Spindler said, “to be on the verge of solving our medical pitals as well as tndiv>dual doctor*. Fluke said. For 16.000 two years ago to nearly 120.000 in 1975. he said. The hospital in Allegan has seen its premium climb from 120.000 two years ago to 1135.000. he said. uncommon BOTH PROGRAMS You don't have to dream....just come in and see us. We can show you justhow easy it can be for you to have your very own home in a short time ------------------- at BARRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY, we have a complete home planning center..where we can plan together to make your dreams come true. We'll help arrange finan­ cing...and recommend a reliable contractor. NEED HELP..vlslt the experts at BARRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY today to discover that home in your dreams. FRIDAY .NOUtt Of uality taking place in other popul ous staten, especially those with no fault auto insurance, they said. Auer said that lhe alate medical society is working on solutions to the problem, and is drawing up several bills to be introduced in the togi list urn. He warned that permit a board of 6 m*m her*, rather than 5. The increased membership wa> requested by thr library director*. Ijrry Foreman of 806 8. Zoning Appeal* Board. Couneilmen adopted Mike Kiovanich waa reap (minted director of public service* at an annual salary of $19,000. a 1.800 increase; C Richard Sunior was re named police chief at a salary of $14,400. aa in crease of 1.400; Donald able. Fluke and Dr. Spindler set up lhe luncheon meeting Wednesday to inform local civic leaders of the problem and enlist their support to help get a statewide solution to th* problem. AU those sessor at $13,500. an increase of $500. plus $500 ear allowance, and Donald Sothard was renamed fire chief at $11,300. an increase of 1.100. Sothard is also th* fire marshall and Sunior is alio director of Civil Defense and airport manager. Richard Shaw was renam ed city attorney at an annual Jan. 23. at which Stat* Senator* Harry De.Mavo and Robert Vanderbaan and Slate Rep. Wayne Sackett will be present, to discuss lhe problem. Auer congratulated the medical authorities and civic leaders of Barry County for their efforts to get more Mill Street—about a half mil*—with lotalproperty assessments of $22,842. The plan i* to do the work inside lhe City while lhe County Road Commission would t<> Ifowell Road the Michigan State Folic* They adopted an ordinan cc amendment banning new residential construction. aidential purposes in the On Ira) Business District. Council approved psving M.843A2 to Allerding Con struct ion for repairing lhe The Council asked the lawal Officers Compensation Commission to meet t study numbered vhoulder* and ditch to match to Richard Dalhouser's $5,310. The other assesse ment* ar*; Robert Still. $2,025-. Jack O'Connor, $2,332; Barry Read. $1,028; Edgar (Dutch) Hoevenair. $2.9)3; James Graham. which will provide technical traffic engineering training. Thr course will be offered on *|irciiil days in February and Aidermen approved a new maintenance agreement with Honeywell of Grand Rapids. The annual fee is $3,816 for maintenance at the Waste Waler Treatment Hani, an increase of $636 leave of absence without pay untd about the middle of April. also approved continuing to have Manatron of Kalama No Instructional Loss I Tax Lift Cuts 000 from Schools Additional fund* for th* gtaiit* Medical Licens* j^s ------------------------------- ----- medical license board, the board could do a better yob Dr. Larry Blair. Hermann Botteher. Carolyn Coleman. increased since no-fault auto waiting time. MESC re que«li> that they report only on their assigned day. which is the same regardless of whether they arc filing for a regular or »pecial program. Waste Waler Treatment llant bond issue on expans ion and improvement tho water main system. Hans are to install a Ifrinch main on Mill from Jefferson to Church, south on Church to Echlinaw and Thoma* Suth better legal definitions of medical malpractice. Negotiation with a mayor insurance company to pro vide malpractice insurance, with a guarantee for several annually for their license •harp climb in the number of malpractice suit* brought City Hanning Commission to sue cred Robinson. Dennis Clev­ eland was reappointed to a 3 year term and Kiovanich to ily doctors as Dr. Spindler. Richard Fluke and th* FSB program will run you will receive 3 weel SUA benefit*, up I maximum of 2»> weeks. To avoid lung waiting lines. MESC has authorized a new filing and reporting procedure for the SUA her* of the municipality's official family. His appoint ments were unanimously confirmed by lhe aldermen Thomas Robinson, owner of the Superette on N. Michigan, was elected to take Snyder's second ward $1,350; Ken Miller. $2,904. and William F- Corrigan, $3JOS. Aidermen adopted a re solution to spend $35,000 ot maintains that lawyers getting a percent age of the settlement of malpractice suits, there is a stimulus to bring more such suits. A package of bills for the »iature which hopefully win bi partisan support. The bills include a tighter statute of limitations, and Civil War. $33,000 in State Aid because Hugh Fullerton. Richard Groos, Richard Guenther. Patrick Hdgcs. Dr. Robert Huebner. Alice Jacobs. Jerry Jacobs. Steven John­ son, Dr. Charles Morrill. Gene Poll. Ken Radant. Richard Shaw, Richard Shuster. Paul Siegel. Dr. Spindler. Robert Stanley. Tom Stebbins and Marc Young. Education at their regular The educational program will not suffer, however. Supt. Guenther said the district will bold up punch** ing a new $15.0W$16,000 Civil War and it* aftermath and the reconstruction of the South, opening of the Amer lean West and the early 20 century reform movements. U.S. History Three in­ clude* an examination of lhe 20th century American, be ginning with the U.S. for­ eign policy leading up to World War One. the life­ style followed by the depres aion. foreign affair* and World War 11. the "Cold Supt. Guenther said Hast Board members approved regular employment statu* for Rex Hook, custodian, and Ruth Dalman and Ruth Hale, food service workers. Board members approved a job description for the athletic director who will providing leadership in the development and updating 10 Days to Subscribe At Low Intro Price Barry County reader* have less than 10 day* to subscribe to The Hastings ductory price of only M OO K- year. The offer Is good new subscriptions from county residents for up to three years. After Feb. 1. the regular price will be $5.00 per year in the county. $6.00 per year in adjoining counties and 17.00 per year elsewhere. With the Feb. 4 issue. The Banner will be a completely full size newspaper, in re­ xponse to public demand. If the paper has more than one full newspaper size. The Banner will be distri­ buted by second class mail permit, and will also be availabel on newsstand* and in stores throughout the county. Publisher Hugh Fullerton continue to send such • high quality newspaper free throughout lhe county. With the rising costs of producing the expense, although like most newspapers, advertis ing will be the main source Enrichment Classes Begin FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS tr**a 9:15 ta 16 M«eday, Jan. 27. Mrs. Mary Brown wffl UO the stone* thi* coming Monday. The Lakewood Enrich ment classes will begin the lum, Supt. Guenther said. Board member* approved adding to the instructional program with the 1975-76 school term one year of United States or World History aa a requirement for graduation from Hastings High School. This increases th* number of units from 2'/« HHG Principal Robert VaaderVeen explained that class descriptions of the and social studies teacher* slso recommended the addit ion to provide student* with wider U.S. and world hist ory background*. The enlargement raise* World History will include th* foundations of Western Civilization, lhe study of European history which helped to shape the Western World, including the Ameri can civilization. Th* second semester of World History will include lhe non Western World — China. Africa. Middle East. Latin America and India. by Western Countries World History Three in eludes the Modern World. tury with 19th century back­ ground. World War I, th* Hussion Revolution, Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, the riae of Japan. World War II, the Cold war. Vietnam and Cuba. The change does not apply Mal of 20 credits ar* had received food collections studies, instead of 2fo U.S. History One. which cover* th* birth of th* nation, th* revolutionary period. Articles of Confeder­ ation and the writing of the Southeastern. Central and Welcome Corners sufficient to provide 30 large boxes of canned goods benefiting more than 100 youngster* at Uhrislmaa lime. Theft Sends Man to Prison Donald L. Tueker. 23. Circuit Judge Willard Tucker had pleaded gudty to the theft of a tool box last Doster, Nianae Jarrard. Pavlik s 1966 Ford guilty to breaking into an unoccupied building Oct. 31. was placed on probation for Elevator, pay a fine of plua $400 court cost* at lhe rate of $20 a month for th* firet 12 month*. After a rear, th* payments are to be 130 a month. Larry Moore, charged with the careless use of K director in the high school and an assistant in lhe junior high program. These assis lanls will not have released time from their instructional program, but will have to complete their duties during conference hour* or after Name WBCH J f $7 693*50llbrXr> *l * C°*t School board member* receive their annual nay or expense allowances for the year totaling M75. Fresi dent John B. Walton receiv Richard T. Groos $92 50 each, and William Cotant, Dr. Charles E. Morrill. Mrs. Judith Laz and Mrs. JoAnn Fluke. $50 each. Uaderiberilf Completes Head ‘Boss of the Year’ Ken Radant, station man­ ager for WBCH. Monday Hastings Jaynes al their annual Boss's Night held at Guest sp affair was C er. training College Coarse Barry County’s Under sheriff James S. Orr has been awarded a certificate certifing his completion ol lhe IjiSalle Extension Uni­ versity's Police Officers Law Course. le«d*rs tor 1974 and in addition to Radant. those cited included Foes White. The university statement said: "Upon the recom­ mendation of the Faculty to you a diploma in recognit ion of lhe successful com­ pletion ot your home study course. This diploma, which w* entrust respectfully within, i* proof of your strong ability, initiative and ambit ioo. Our entire staff join* in congratuating you and wtshe* you eootisuad suc­ res* and prosperity ~ SUK. TV. BUW iMTMd •« Ik. ..teMwn. jw b.<OT <«»• *»« »Pf*ir in next �THE HASTINGS BANNER. January 21, 1975. Page 2 in River National Bank Hat Car Buyer*' Reiund Plan economy and help preserve thr prosperity of the com munity. slate and the nation, Robert W. Sherwood, presi drnt of the National Bank of Hastings, ha* announced a unique offer to everyone in the Hastmp trading area In an eflirt to do *ome thing for a dumping auto mobtie buduM*. the Nation al Bank of Hastings is offering a 15 percent rebate of finance charges with a maximum return of 1100 to anyone who purchase* a 1976 automobile and finan­ ces through NBH. daughters, Mr* Jack (Ruth) Southern of Riverside. Calif; Mrs Ernest (Ge<o*iria) Sherwood says that the plan will be tried for a period extending through March 15. 1975. He hopes that hi* stimulate School and married Guy Willard of Middleville In I92». . . They lived in the Hastings arc* all of their married life He died on April lb, 1973. Mr* Willard worked at the International Lock A but will put some into Reese Hits 47 Pacing Hecker* ;0 years, retiring about |9W She is survived bv a son. Iicwayne Pugh of Hasting*; : grandchildren, and 3 great on Aluminum 1‘roducts. pJ.TS.'A-’S-te '“iFItaLbn points to Hecker's Men's "A" Basketball leag ue. Sports Bar dropped Aluminum Products, 6755. in lhe other game Thursday. This Thursday Sports Bar plavs the Sud«ers at 7:15 and unbeaten Hecker takes William* 2. II last Greg Hoefler 6. G. Mittel strwl 5 and Joe Dunn 2. Paul Pierson had 22 for the Sudsers, Hank Sterken 17, Hob Schneider 15. Ernie Aluminum Product*. Greg Gilions. Jim Gouiooxe and Jack Reynold* had 14 each. John NImii IL PM Loftus 8 and Joe Lyons 6. Brian Smith tallied 19 lor Alum inum. Andy Heid 17. Denny Brogan 9. Bob Fuller 6 and Dav* Styf 3. Trade In YOUR OLD CARPET NOW... BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH TON* IN Call us...we'll give you a trade In price on your old carpet...from $1.00 to $3.00 per tq. yd. (Depending on condition). Don't wait I Have your carpet 8 help the economy tool Call today for our deal on.... elreteAmitlronteGaiuw • HuUMIphu Famous Brand Carpet Noted HHS MRS. DORIS SHEFFER Graduate Succumbs ZJ5 E State Rd.. Hastings, died about 11-45 p.m. Tueo day. Jan. 14. al Provincial Memorial Services for George Sumner Myers. 62. 4625 Berkshire lame. Indian apoli*. Ind., were held Mon day at St. Alban'a Episcopal Church. Indianapolis. He p.m Saturday al the Leon arrf ()*good Funeral Home. Mrs. Le Roy Bradley read thr Christian Science Ser­ vice and burial was in Hospital, after a lung dlnesa. In 1962 he wa* named 'Alumnus of the Year' by th* Hasting* High School Alurci Association. Mr. Myer* served as an executive for Procter I Gamble Co., Itamond A Associate*. Perfect Circle Co.. Penn Control*, Inc., Fisher Price Toys and War ren King A Associates. In 1908 he became a partner in the Brown Effie tency Bureau, and most recently wa* executive dir ector of the Central Indiana Construction Advancement Foundation. Throughout hi* career he had a vital interest Feb 7.1892. the daughter of J. iiph and Edith (Lock has taught the U.S. Depart ment of l-abor Construction. Safely and Health Course to more than 2.700 manage ment representative* of the construction industry. He was a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and lhe University of Michigan School of Engineering. He was past president of the Rotary Club, worked with the Boy Scout*, and was a member of Murat Temple. Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. Slate Board of u born in Carmel employed al Brown and Co. for 16 years where he retired in September. 1968. He previously wu employe*! by the Grand Rapid* Book case ti Chair Co. of Hast Dae. 1. Ite7. the daughter of George and Corn (Wilson) French. She was graduated from Charlotte High School and taught In rural schools in ths Charlotte area until during World War II and Bassett of Charlotte on June 80. 1909 married life in Nashville, mov ing to Hastings in I960 of the Hastings IOOF Lodge and the Hiawatha Rebekah Ha former Emma Carpenter Aug. 1,1942, in Bryan. Ohio, MRS. HAZEL H. BASSETT Services for Mrs. Hazel H. Bassett, 87. 1432 Airport Hoad. Lansing, a former Hastings resident who died at 11:30 am. Wednesday. Jan. 15. at Lakeview Gener al Hospital in Battle Creek. rhsnged to Sheffer and Hale Market In 1962. they sold thesr interest to the Hate*. .. IUIr . SUrkH Mr Sh.fr.-r dwd Sot 11. nu. THE CALICO CAT Has Moved To Town Next to Learyi Sport Center (Phone 94S-9742) Opening Wed. Jan. 22 Funeral Home. Rev. Harvey Beach officia- s Maurice Sheffer of Fenn viile in April. 1914. They lived in Fennville. Flint and Saugatuck before coming to Hasting* in 1941 where they purchased the Wellfare Grocery al the corner of East State Rd., and Boltwood. In January 19W. their daughter and M>n in law. Leon and Row cna Hale, came into the LYONS SEPTIC TANK Excavating SERVICE “Stop in and See onr Expanded Stock of New Creative Detign* " VFW DANCE Sat., Jan. 25 (with Live Muaic) INSTALLATION Of • Septic Tanks MEMBERS AND ° Drain Fields GUESTS • Drywels Fir»t Church of Christ, Scientist, Hastings, and was .1 graduate of the Chicago Conservatory of Music. Beside* her daughter, she 11 sun ivcd by 2 son*. Bruce. ••I Sao Paula. Brazil, and Wilfred of Santee, Calif.; 6 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren, and one sis­ ter. Mrs. Myrtle Itielp* of Havtings. James (Orrillal VanAmey den. Augusta, and Mrs. Harold (f"*dy*) Holo. Hast ings; 9 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. 1 Bulldozing NASHVILLE VFW • Backhoe N-shvilie Mich. KIVDM HAVSt: Memorial contribution! 123 \\ . State St. Hasting Ph. 945.4] 1H___ Church or to lhe Cancer Societies. Survivor* include hi* wife. Jean Wood Myer*; and daughters, Nanry r^j Myer* and Shirley Myv* man could be 115 y ears", rtalev Dr. Jran Mayer of Harvard. "America** don't dir of old age", he I say*, "they die of heart Accounts NOW Insured up to *40,000 WAYNE E. SHEFFER!. Y Service* for Wayne E. Shctlerly. 47. of I.V. W. Bond. Hasting*, who died suddenly Monday. Jan 13. were held at St Rom of Lima Church on Thur*day at brought un by improper diet." Dr. Mayer tugge.t. would likrh SavW SAVE IN 75....with Regular Passbook Savings...earning interest day in, day out and compounded quarterly providing the account is maintained until the end of the regular distribution period. Savings Invested with Hastings Savings 8 Loan Association are funds available for Home Financing in Hastings 8 Barry County. "Serving Hastings and Barry County Since 1924" He is survived by htv aife; 7 daughters. Yvonne. Miche­ le, Sue. Debbie, Connie. Kim and Madelene. all al home; .1 sons, Gregory of Orlando, Fla., and Brian and Handy, at home; hi* mother. Mr*. Kittle Sheltcrly of Holiday, Fla.; a brother. Ralph of Tampa. Fla., and one grand 8 p.m. Wednesday al the Gtrrbarh Funeral Home Ph. 945-9561 Hastings Savings & Loan Association 136 E. Stale Street, Hastings, Michigan WHtor-Gftfd Camper NAUGAHYDE Camper ANTI-FREEZE $A99 50* to ‘1.00 par yd. FURNACES Gal. MRS. BERTHA A. WILLARD Services for Mr*. Bertha A. Willard. 84. 501 E. Bond. Hasting*, who died at 4 35 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 19. at the Barry Medical Facility. »rre to be held al 1:30 Tucxlay at the Leonard Osgood Funeral Hom* with Rev. Sidney Short officiating with burial Re-cover your Snowmobile Seats! Luan Assorted Foam DOORS CUSHIONS 2"tX6’8"- $199 ■ up Cabinet (Camper tt Trailer) 3(F OFF Cemper & Trailer HARDWARE APPLIANCES Priced to Clear Fr. Raymond SorwfeM of floated with burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery Mr. ShHlerlv suffered a tployed, at about 7:30 p m. <1 wav dead on arrival al Pennock. He was born Aug. 2. 1926, in tansing, the son <d F..-;l and Kittie (Angel) Shcttvrly. He attended L*n»ing school* and married Nadine Guernsey on Jan. 19. 1947. They moved to Hatting* in 1948 where Se worked for Michigan Bell Telephone for 1*7 PANELING "llirk Savings IbeHasbnP to officiate with graveside »ervice* under auspice* of Hitt $ TO YOUR HEALTH Passbook SAVINGS & LOAN t died early Sunday. Jan. 19 at Borges* Hospital, Kalama roo. Services are to be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. a lhe 51F0FF 30*OFF 5(F0FF Plumbing SUPPLIES 5(F0FF Aluminum DOORS 3(F0FF H&H Lumber Co. & Camper Supply ROBERT HENION. Owner-14496 N.Ave.. RT.3, Bellevue. Ml. 49021 all prevcrlpUM* ___ _____ Jem* (No card U*lga> [Formerly Wood* Lumber Rl. 3 Bellevue| OPEN Mon.-Thurs. 10:006.00; Fri. A Sun. 10.00-4:00; CLOSED SATURDAY STAMM REALTY REALTOR* INC. WEEKDAYS 9:00-5:00 SATURDAYS9:00-I2:00 Phone 948-8382 West Groan St. at Hastings City Limits 067. PLANNING TO BUILD A HOMET-Check with us on this 6 acres located 3'A mile* west of Woodland. Approved by health department for septic system. Good building site! 136. RETIRING?-We have lhe perfect home for you! 1 bedroom bungalow with acres* to Thornapple Lake. House include* sunroom, modern kitchen, and new 2 car garage. The yard is fenced with apple and pear au. INCOME PROPEimOn Gun Uk,. n InrnuM cottages, I aluminum boats, swimming dock, and boat dock. Also, dual wide mobile home with 2 full baths, kitchen, dining room, and living room. Include* carpet and draperies. 854. TOP QUALITY HOME: 4 bedroom tri level with fireplace in family room, carpeting, utility room, 2 car attached garage. underground utilities, refrigerator. 244. STRETCH OUTl-ln this spacious. 4 bedroom home, l^irge living room and entry hall. Enclosed back entrance, pantry. I'/i car garage, and utility room in basement. New paint on exterior. Call now for appointment to sec433. STEEL BUILDING: 40 x30'. 4“ cement floor, heated office. 200 amp service, and hookup for welder, l^nd contract possible! 501 LOOKING FOR COMFORT PLU8?-Look no more! This 3 bedroom ranch I* fully carpeted with I'/r bath*, utility room, full basement, and 2 car garage. Many extra* come with It such a* 12 x 14 deck off dining rom. 12 x 24 patio, built in double oven, dishwasher, range and hood, located near Morrison 655. RIVER LANE: Attractive ranch style home with 3 bedroom*. UA baths, electric heat, combination kitchen lining room, carpeting, and insulation. 24x26 garage. 666. FOR ADDED INCOME: New. delux 2 family home in Hasting*. Has carpeting, full basement. 2 car garage, baseboard heat, and kitchen appliance*. Lot is 81 x 298. Live in one while you rent out the other! 858. DELIGHT THE WHOLE FAMILY: With this lovely 3 bedroom ranch on River Road. Complete with I’A baths, walkout basement, disposal, 2 car garage, and 12 x 18 tool abed. Brick exterior and landscaped yard. For summer fun. there's a 24' diameter pool with �WILLIAM A. ALLEN 1:30 Tuesday, at the Plekses Koops Chapel at I .aka Ode* m with Rev Wiliam Hertel officiating with burial in House for 10 months. He was bom Ort . 23. 1900. THE HASTINGS BANNER. Juw 11. ISIS. Pm> 3 app. Marc Young. Geer.' and Hasel Brown. R«xCarts. John McKay. h*u Brseadto. Terry Clian*. Al January clearance sales (or Signs. Ken Radant. Da • 1976. Jaaperse. Tim King. Hu.* Hodapp recommended Fullerton. Ruben Wood that the retailers try to get Aliev Jacobs and Dave free parking on State St. during the sidewalk sale to Retailers Schedule Special Promotions Area Deaths A calendar of five special ’he Retail Committee of lhe Hasting, Area Chamber of Commerce. *>e» on the calendar thia rt*r are a merchants good died Sept. 3. 1963. There are no immediate lake Odessa and Mrs. Eldon (Irene) Hamilton of Lake. THURLOW C. NICOL Odessa, who oied Frida; at the Proviadal House in* al. were held Monday, at lhe Pickens Koops Chapel. Lakv Odessa. Rev. Arthur Heisler Rev. Gary Evans official attended the meeting at thr Chamber of Commerce office with Co-Chairmen Denny Cleveland and Ralph Hod app officiating. Hodapp also suggested that lhe merchants get tjg.thvr later and decide on /r*jagte kickoff day to begin KENNETH A. JACKSON Services for Kenneth A All Pre-School Age Children Invited Pennock 4 days, following a H. -as born March IS, 1912. in Lake Odessa, the the Lake Odeaaa Canning Company for 3 years and a director of the Woodland ing a long illness. He was born in Sunfield Sept. 7. 1906. the son of James and Mary (IMlley) Nicol, and was a 1924 Friends of the Library was a life long resident of the area and a farmer, retiring in 1971 due to his health. He married Ivah Bushnell on Dec. 21. 1934. FREE STORY HOUR SERIES Surviving are his wife. 4 daughters, Mrs. David Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 14. We’re human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. 9:15 to l(H)0 AM 9:15 te 10:00 AM 1:00 tn 1:45 PM I 00 tn 1:45 PM Monday. Jan. 27 Toewiay.Feb 4 Wednesday. Feb. 12 Thorsdav. Feb. 20 Hastings Public Library Merrill (Beatrice) Patrick of Saranac and Mrs. Robert (Wanda) Beard of Lake Odessa and 3 brothers, Marion. Wayne and La­ Verne, ail of Lake Odeaaa. MRS. ELIZABETH M. ENGLISH Services for Mrs Elua early Thursday morning. Jan. <6. al the Crittenton Hospiul in Rochester. Mich, after a long illness, were held 1:30 Saturday at the Pickens Koops Chapel in lake Odessa. Rev. Gary Evans officiat­ ed with burial in Lakeside Church and Court St. (clip this schedule lor a Hastings Area Chamber of 20% savings on boys’ shirts. 20% off women’s uniforms. High School in 1940 and married Edward R English July 36. 1942. at Florence. SC. CLEWCE JCPenney Get In On Some Big, Big Savings This Week at J.C. Penney THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE January"Store Wide" date and time) photo. HASTINGS, MICH. AH Items Listed Go On Sale Wednesday Morning. DEBLOCK 303 S. Michigan The goodwill promotion was the suggestion of Neil Hrarndle, who said that it could include free parking, free coffee and a special effort by merchants to give good, friendly service. Present at the meeting were Denny Cleveland. Hod Salel59 Sale ’800..‘1440 Reg 110 tolls A great way to stretch the value ot your dollar. 20% otf •resH-y uni’orm In stock. Popular look* including pant ants, empire waists, coat styles and others Choose oasy-care fabrics and tabnc blends For jf. petite*, juniors, misses, and hall-sixes Hurry in today While you can pick your style And save to480 15% oft boys’ casual pants. Lee Anne Shoppe Sale 320 to 520 118 W. State_________ 945-3256 rg. 4.00 to 6.50. Now s the time to save on pants and jeans tor pre-school and school-age boys. Lots of styles In the Isles! colors, patterns and fabrics. Great styling features, too! ■a S3 Get $300 back. sassa j See Hastings Motor Sales and Dewey's Car aaslgsi 20% off women’s duty shoes. Sale •9s9..‘1199 *«• 11.99 to 14.99 Savings like these can really make your dollar work harder for you 20*. off all women s duty shoes in real leather and great •asy-care synthetics Lots of comfortable in wide range of sires. Casual tops at 20% savings. Sale Rvg. *3 te M. Come gather a few peasant blouses, tailored shins, smock styles and more Fabulous tops in your favorite easy-care fabrics including cottons and polyester cotton Wends Sires 3 to 6X. 7 to 14 Tops in our coordinate groups not included m sale ------------------------------- —w Girls’ pants. 20% off. Sale36?o 560 20% Off Women's Handbag Sale! 3’° to 840 U£. 4 00 ta IL® Al Style and Colors in Stork _ _ leg 430 te 7 00 the popular styles are here-from demm jeans to embroidered bib-front coverage Como stock-up on casual pants arc jeana In your favorite fabrics and colors now-while they’re 20% off. Sixes 3 to 6X. 7-14 Sale does not include pants from our coordinste groups Sale Eftectiva Thru Saturday on Regular Price Items. Specials Not Included �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Juury II. l»7S. I Chamber Members, Guests to Hear Detroit Executive HUGH 'S MUSE Ixilami K. Bassett, vice Sresident communication ivision of thr* Greater Detroit Chamber of Com merer, will be the speaker al the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce 12th annual banquet Thursday. Feb. 6. Thr 6.30 banquet will be held at the Episcopal Parish House. Al thr age of 28. Bassett became thr youngest vice Moving Cycle Ends By HUGH FULLERTON Banner Publisher Reflections on moving; Chao*. upset, reorganize! tlon and finally relief That is the cycle I pass through when it's time to move Doesn’t matter what it What is is. ■* unsettling But that can be good as wet) as t\xl Most of us roarrang ed Hung* m our new office, and can therefore find them make life as easy as possible, instead of just totting things Most of the missing Item* have turned up now Most of lhe things adrift in the office have found homes. Hence in the new situation new setup. The office has a lot morn space than the old one. and we think it’s more functional, too The new composing room, while still not completely organized, lias plenty of space and light. Bassett directed thr suc­ cessful state wide election campaign for day light sav ings time. He has been widely honored for hl* pro (rssiunal and civk accomp­ lishments during hi* youth ful career. He ha* been selected twice for a national Out standing Young Men of smoothly and, of course. the paper is getting published, without mi**ing a day. nation today. We’ve paraphrwad It aUghtfy, but here's the gisi honored by unanimous art ion of the Michigan House of Representatives. He is listed in who's Who in America. Who's Who in Finance and Industry and hold* the "Hats OfT award Bassett wa* the youngest page boy in Michigan history when he was appointed at 11 by the House of Representa­ tives. He had continued in politics, managing or con suiting on more than 12 tucccssful election cam A man operated a hot dog aland along a buoy highway. Ho put out a good hot dog at a fair price, promoted heavily. butmeaa. and the boy came home an expert. warned his father about h. "Hard time* are coming, dad", ho tcu.k down his signs and cut out his advertising Ho no longer bothered to stand out along the highway to P ifassett is the editor of lhe And hi* tales fell almost overnight ' You’re right son,” the father said. "We certainly are leaded for a depression. Detroiter Business New*, a* well a* assistant publisher of the Detroiter Magazine. tie is a graduate of the College of Communication*. One guy in town who's always plugging for Hasting* ts School Superintendent Dick Guenther. Dick had the chance, while on a Florida vacation, to do .(■iGiher good turn for a local business He read in the "Action Line" column of a Bradenton i-wtpaper where someone wanted to find out the address of Hastings Mutual Insurance Co So Dick got on the phone and told the paper the address T Hastings Mutual Result another satisfied Hasting* Mutal lie is a frequent lecturer on college campuses, manage ment seminars and sales development program* Before joining the Greater Detroit Chamber staff, he wa* director of cummunica turns for Michigan State Chamber of Commerce Bassett will speak to over 150 Chamber members and their guaata at a Banquet on Thursday. February 6th. at 6:30 p.m. at lhe Episcopal Parish House. Dick Fluke, Pennock Hospital administrator, tokf this late on Dr. Jim Spindler the other day Di Spindler, according to Fluke, went whole hog and taught wife a new mink outfit for Christmas! The new mink outfit- two steel trap* and a hunting knife. Farm Labor Meeting All Barry County farmer* are invited to attend a Mi OSHA meeting being spon­ sored by Harry County Young Farmers on Satur day. Jan. 24 al 1 p.m.. at the Community Building, at lhe fairground* in Hastings. The main sneaker will be M.J. Busehlen of Michigan Farm Bureau. Bushlen no* worked closely with USHA since its inception, and should have the up to-date rules and regulation*. Mich igan farmers face problem* a head unless they arc well informed of the Mi OSHA rule*. OSHA is federal regulat ion* concerning hiring of labor, but Michigan, which i* called Mi OSHA. will take over inspection* and adopt ion of regulations as vwn as officials can prove that they can handle the job. Mi OSHA started inspecting ConwUdalcd Report of Condition of “THE HASTINGS CITY BANK" of Hatting*. December 31. 1974. Published in accordance with a call made by the Commissioner of lhe Financial Institutions Bureau pursuant to the provisions of Section 223 of the banking code of 1009 ASSETS Cash and due from banks (including 11.997.07 unposted debits) U S. Treasurv securities t Ihhgation* of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations (Ibligalionaof State* and political subdivisions Other m< uritie* (including INOcorporale stocks) Federal fund* sold and securities purchased under agreements m resell * Other loan* Bank premise*, furniture and fixture*, and other asset* representing bank premises Other .!"<• is (including INONEdirect lease financing! TOTAL ASSETS ...................................................... LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individual*, partnership*, and corporal ions Time and savings deposits of individuals. (lartncrship*. and corporation* lepodts of United State* Government Deposits of States and political subdivisions ( *crl ified and officers' checks, etc TOTAL DEPOSITS tai Total demand deposits ibl Total time and saving* deposits Other liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 3.314.342.85 1.440,283.26 350.417.37 3.458.518.03 193.422.18 1500.000.00 13.680.072.58 739.056.35 199.676.46 124.675.789.08 $ 5.042.015.07 I34t57.241.74 735.920.68 1.673.491.69 108.145.74 I21.4164tl4.92 S 7561.358.18 114.155.456.74 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) TOTAL RESERS ES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 754.925.51 422.171.740.43 230,392.61 230.392.61 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2573.656.04 Equity Capital. Total I sum of items 36 thru 40 below) 648.000.00 Common stock total par value iNo share* authorized 64.800) iNo. share* outstanding 64.8001 500.000.09 Surplus 868.540.98 Undivided profit* 257.115.06 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS |»um ef Items 3-1 and 2.273.656.1M 15 abus e I . . TOTAL LIABILITY. RESERS ES, AND CAI ITAL 124.675.759.0ft ACCOUNTS I sum of Item* 28.29.33 a 41 above) MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date Average of total loan* for lhe 15 calendar days ending with call date Deposit* <>f the State of Michigan (included tn Item 18) 20,931.184.71 Barry Demos Certify 72 Delegates Thr Harry County Demo rralk* Party at its spring convention Saturday. Jan. 11. ruled to qualify all 72 duly elected precinct dele PENNOC K HOSPITAL ADMITTANCES Cloverdale-Lillian F. Me Kclvey. Dox 625. Jan. 13. Delton-Denise Daniels, HI. Jan. 14; Ellen Uster, 8674 Kingsbury Rd-. Jan. 16. Wilson. 243 Maple St.. Jan. 12; lullinn Bini. Rl. Jan. 13; Hovcna M. Olmstead. 197 St.. Jan. 15; Marcella Hum phrey. 108th St.. Jan. 16. Hastings-Stacey Eash, 715 N. East St.. Julie Henry. 1711 N. Broadway, Mary Jane Horn. 220 W. .Marshall. Jan. 11; Lucille E. Wilson. 5896 Wall luke Rd.. Valeria Reigler, 3173 E. Quimby Rd.. Brandy M. Morri*. 226 W. Marshall. Edna Bicknell, 1530 N. Michigan. Stacy L Kennedy. 2940 E. Stale Rd., Jan. 12; Marilyn Curtis, 498 Willitt* Rd.. William E. Fletcher. 436 W. Slatfc Randi Hatue. 2500 Tannrt luke Hd . Altno L. Stnil< 1941 Campground Rd., lai ,13; Rubin L. Beach. 343 elected an alternate to Priehardville Rd.. Judith A. the credential* committee. Faiwards. 517 I’owrll Rd. The Fifth District doe* Debra Ann Frey. 5033 B«-«4 not hold district convent • ford Rd.. Frances Han. mond. R5. Cedar Creek Rd.. ion*. Brandi Lyn Raymond. 112 E. Colfax. Jan. 14: Samuel Galbreath. C62 Culbert Dr.. Donald L. Haywood. 1370 W. Stale Rd.. Sharon S. Spencer. 1030 S. Park St.. June Visger. 3127 W. Stale Rd.. Jan. 15; Joshua G. Crawley. 6976 Bedford RdSusan M. Henry. 2438 Chippewa Tr.. Daniel R. Kendall. Jr.. 436 W. Slate St.. Nora L. Stile*. 1530 S Hanover. Jan. 16; Woodrow Allerding, 519 E. Colfax. Myrtle Moorn. 3122 N Broadway. Jan. 17. Haats and cools electrical ly. Give* you top efficiency. Wacha. 732 Jordan lake Ave.. Jan. 10; Ray J. Altoft. During the heating Mason it 3417 Veddcr Rd.. Jan. 12. takes warmth from out Pearl B. Eldridge. R2. Paul door air and use* it to warm B. Gattner. 815 nth Ave. your home. You can put in Jun. 13. 1C worth of electricity and Middleville-Gregory Week*. 321 Dearborn St.. get back up to 3c worth of Jan. 11; Penny Secord. 2195 heat on many heating day*. Bender Rd.. Jan. 13: Peter Lloyd, Jr.. >993 Yankee During the cooling season, it take* heat from your Spring* Rd.. Jan. 14. home, leaving you cool and Nashville-Janet S. De comfortable. Groot. 406 State St.. Jan. 12. Ikmna E. Mead. 7075 Scott Choose from two styles: Rd.. Jan. 15. Woodland-Nel* R John son. Rl. Jan. 11: Brad L. Hewitt. 5336 N. Clark Rd . Jennifer Wooster. 319 N. Main. Jan. 13. LENNOX heat pump: Best home comfort for the money. I D I NATIONWIDE F A INSURANCE State of Michigan. County of Barry, as Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of January. 1973. and I hereby certify that 1 am not an officer or director of this bank. Don’t Miss an Issue Send Us Your YES, I want to subscribe on your special in­ troductory offer. I understand the price is only *4.00 per year for Barry County residents who subscribe before Feb. 1, , For an estimate of the best comfort for your money, call: |>,ul I:. Slqp.) bank. As of Feb. 1,1975, the Banner will be sold only by paid sub­ scription and on area newsstan­ ds. To avoid missing a single issue, subscribe this month! To make it easier, we’re offering a special introductory subscription price of only $4.00. The price will be higher after Feb. 1, so send in the coupon now. Four Bucks Now! Single package: door unit heat* and cool*. We. the undersigned director*, attest the correctness of this report of conidit km and declare that it ha* been examined by us and to lhe best of our knowledge and My commission expire* 7 12-76 Sallay A. .Miuop. Notary Public V HBft* Barry County Fbrlife, health, ! I. Marshall Belson. Vice President «. Cashier, of the above named hank do hereby declare I hat this report of condition is true to the best of my knowledge and ,M *11 * Marshall Belson Slate of Michigan. County of Barry, as Sworn to and subscribed before me this I3lh day <>f January. 1975. and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of the NM MMN 4BNN home.car,business insurance call: CAROL ACHTEN 102 E. State I Below Gtimotei I Open td 9 Fruity Evening 94S8926 James R. Wiswell James E. Coleman Directors To Bring You the Most Complete News ,r;X’ twawOVCrin 15.166.485.66 11.201.49 -"“I- gate* t« lhe State Democra­ tic Convention in Detroit on Jan. 25 and 26. Voting in cauca* will be proportional and Harry County delegates will cast ten vote* in lhe Third District Caucus and two in the Fifth District. The County delegates adopted two resolutions: one pertained to the dissolution of personal property taxes imposed on wine* stored for aging. The second resolution dealt with reducing the vintner's license to S25 per year, thus enabling mere individual* to produce wine and grape product*. On Sunday. Jan. 12. 13 delegate* from Barry Coun ty attended the Third Di»trut convention in Kalama­ zoo. At this lime 6 repre­ sentatives and their alter nates were elected to lhe statewide committees for credential*. rules, and re- Hatting* Michigan 49058 119th Welton's lac. YEAH of Kostina* Published every Tuotdar a' Hasting* Michigan 49058 Name Street or Route Town,Mich. Zip Payment is enclosed for __l Year 1*4.00)2 Years (18.00) Across !i»m Tyden Parti) Controlled orculonon poMoge paid al pas' office Haifmg, M.ch.qon aVOSa ph. S4S-S3SS 3 Years 1*12.00) �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Januarv 21. 1975 P«r S Voice of the People Nashville. Ml. In the December 31st edition of The Banner you As lhe crime wave reaches printed a copy of the pielure of Mrs. Dennis Stores’ child tidal wave proportions the care class in Hastings High cries for more strict gun con­ School. I regard such classes trol become more audible Americana are bombarded aa highly significant. In child care classes fur with propoganda from the eighth or ninth graders, liberal press and "special young people can be taught documentaries" on network what wise men and thinkers television that uncover the have known since the begin absolute horror ot private ning of human thought: ownership of handguns And what a child ia taught from if that isn't enough, many early childhood determines Americans experience first whether or not he becomes a hand terror from the good man or a criminal: an criminals no one can seem to honest, well liked citizen or control an armed robber; a leader in While it is true criminals the community or a drug prefer to use handguns when addict. committing their evil deeds, Doctors tell us that a it hasn't been proven crime pregnant woman who does will cease when handguns are not eat the necessary outlawed. What will stop a amount of food, especially criminal from using an illegal protein, will give birth to a firearm? As a matter of fact in New child whose brain is under developed from the beginn York, which has the most ing. and if the child does not repressive gun laws on the get enough of the right kind books, known as the Sullivan of food during his first two Act. murder increased in an or three years, his brain will 8-year period <1960-1968) remain underdeveloped and from 3.7 per 100,000 people to he will be unable to learn 6.5 per 100.000-almost doubled well in a normal school in 8 years despite very strict situation. gun controls A child develops in four If one were to listen to the quite distinct ways: physi liberal, ,------------------— bleeding heart rally, mentally, emotionally congressmen in Washington, and socially. If a mother (or one would infer that the U.S. the adult in a child's life who *has no gun control -—* *laws --------what *““* takes the mother's place) soever The truth of the mat fails to carefully nurture any one of the above attributes ago. 2 very comprehensive to a child's personality, the gun laws were passed. The child may become a social or Omnibus Crime and Safp emotional misfit. A good Streets Act and the Gun Con­ mother, from her own good trol Act of 1968 Title VII of family background or train­ lhe Omnibus Crime and Safe ing does all these things Streets Act prohibits the without being aware of transportation in commerce them. However, since our social of any firearm by any person order has changed so much who: (1) has been convicted that good mothers have of a felony, (2) has been discharged decreased percentagewise dishonorably in our modern world, crime from the Armed Forces; (31 has increased for several has been adjudged as men­ tally Incompetent; (4) has years. The top men in Justice renounced his US. citizen­ Departments' Drug Enforce ship; or (5) is an alien ment Administration esti­ illgally in the U.S. The Gun Control Act of 1968 mate that in 1973 heroin addicts required $5.6 billion prohibits the transportation to support their habit. More or receipt ot any firearm or ammunition in interstate or than naif of that money, authorities believe, comes foreign commerce by any from crime. A well known woman dictment for, or has been con­ doctor who established a victed in any court of a crime residential treatment facili­ punishable by more than one ty for drug addicts, calls her year imprisonment; (2) is a two-year attempt to rehab­ fugitive from justice; (3) is ilitate child abusing mothers an unlawful user or addicted "an endless, dismal failure." to marijuana or certain The doctor continues. "My drugs; or (4) is an ad­ belief now is that you can I judicated mental defective or teach a parent to mother, to has been committed to any nurture a child, that it's mental institution. But have impossible to break her all these federal laws kept nanism if she can't mother by the time she's an adult. criminals? NOI Gun law? She will still abuse, no According to the 1973 matter what you offer." To summarize. 1 feel safe Uniform. Crime Reports. in saying that crime, in published annually by lhe F B I Murders increased years to come, will decrease only in proportion to the 35.7% in a 4-year period (1968­ increase of good mothers for 1972* while robberies in­ 43.1% and the very young, which we creased sincerely hope Mrs. Storrs aggravated assaults in­ and many more teachers in creased 37.6% all in the same many more schools will 4-ycar period. Again, as logic dictates, gun controls have provide.* Kenneth Schantz failed miserably; and the crime rale, reduction in .­ro the r.<ucoe: , , I have just finished read­ efficiency and a towering of morale among police person ,ing the letter from Mr. and White in the Dec- 31 nd. The Kansas City and Mrs. : Boston Police Departments issue of The Banner for the are prime examples. fourth time, and I One of the L.E.A.A. ,cannot understand how they arrived at the position they defend. The Whites asked parole system for convicted for Gordon Trick’s qualifies criminals. We recently ex­ lions for sheriff; no* perienced the folly of inis in these sound? Grand napias wnen patrol­ Sgt. Gordon Trick began man Herman R. Gtoe was his police career in the shot and killed by a man who Alasun Highway Patrol Po­ had four previous convic­ lice Academy. Since that tions, each with long senten­ time he has served with the ces. Four times ne was Alaskan Highway Patrol. Barry County Sheriff De­ partment and the Hastings City Police Department. no bond awaiting his fifth Sgt. Tnck has completed trial when he killed officer numerous courses of cduca Gloe. tion in police related field* Now the L.E.A.A. has including Police Administra gone even farther by de­ tion. Narcotics and Drug veloping lhe prison furlough Abuse, Riot Control. system which allows mur alizer Operator. SCUBA Diving as well as receiving outside prison white serving training in lhe Michigan their sentences. Intelligence Network. Sgt. When faced with a dis­ Trick also served as Barry turbing situation like this, County Undersheriff, or our usual response is. "so ganized the first SCUBA what, what can anyone do diving team for underwater about it." Very simply, if you recovery in Barry County, want your local police to built and outfitted the Div­ remain independent, let ing Truck that is still in use. them know you are against helped train all but five of them accepting Federal lhe present sheriffs deput­ money. Let your governor, ies including our sheriff, congressman and senator designed the administration know you don't want our section of the present Barry local police controlled by County Lock-up. just to L.E.A.A. or the Police mention a few. Foundation. As far aa the White s Sincerely. comment about "who you Bud Hauschild. Hastings know and not what you crime trol. rate! We would like to clear up Review world history and one thing concerning the one will undoubtedly sec what Sheriff appointment. The happens to unarmed vote was 2 to 1. Mr. populations. Besides being Dimmers did consider the preyed upon by vicious petitions of the people along criminals, nations have been with Sgt. Gordon Trick's 21 subjected to the horrors of years of service with the communism because they Sheriff and City Police De­ had no guns to defend thempartment. Mr. Dimmers should not receive any fur­ As you have probably as­ ther criticism on this matter. certained. guns aren't our We apologize to him. problem, it's the people who use them and lhe courts who missed the point. The point refuse to punish criminals is-we the people have oeen who continually abuse the taken. It evidently doesn't righto of the la* abiding matter how their choice, Let us keep our God given David Wood, received his constitutional right to seep appointment. Just as tong as and bear arms to protect our property and loved ones he received it. The response that Remember, has ...________ gun control .— ----------been received from our means people control. ----------- rx. —u_. -u Sincerely. letter of December 6th .... haa been very heart warming. Barton W Bracy still care and are willing to speak out and do something about what goes on in their County. Thanks to all of you. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wood) R2 Delton Lest it be misunderstood, may I add a footnote to our previous letter. We meant nothing derogatory towards Gordon Trick. Our intention was to say that Dave Wood is now Sheriff, and that he is qualified and should be My apologies to Gordon Triek it our letter was THE ENJ) OF LONRUNEM God Is always with me. Its encouri many peoplt ____________ sheriff dML with their letters to The Banner. In the years ahead, if our local sheriff and police departments are to protect lhe citizens of Barry County against law breakers, they and «e citizens must resist the temptation to take state and federal funds which will be pushed on local law enforcement agencies with ever increasing frequency. The biggest outside mon­ ey sources for local police throughout the nation for several years has been the federal L.E.A.A. (Law En­ forcement Assistant Admin­ istration! and the Ford Foundation financed Police Foundation. Both organiza­ tions have plenty of money available and with their lines which must be followed to continue getting the mon­ ey. Their expressed purpose is to reduce crime. Their influence has done just the opposite. Their influence has always resulted in a higher Sheriff Wood had not been w thick with Merl Campbell. Judge Mitchell and Clerk Cridler. we would have Gordon Trick for sheriff now. I »m happy to see that OUR railroad tob did not influence Kent County: their committee is going to eon aider ALL qualified person nr! before tney arrive at a derision for a replacement for sheriff. I sincerely believe that we need a sheriff and not a b<») scout leader to run lhe Barj County Sheriff Depart ntent. Dave Wood may nave fantastic character, but that does not qualify him for sheriff. My intention is ard was not to “crucify" Dave Wood, but rather to inform lhe people of the county that there is corruption in our “grass roots" government, and that something needs to be done about it other than to roll with the punches and keep letting ourselves be pushed around by tinjiorn demigods. Finally, the Whites ment­ ioned the WHEEL BARROW for lhe umpteen­ th time. All 1 can say is. how long do you people have to beat a dead horse before you realize he is not going to gel up? Sincerely, Larry Easton We buy old Gold— Turn your oldr" Jewelry II Cash! Gilmore Jeweler everything I see There's sight of Him in everything I do ..............-I Hastings Elks Lodge i FRIDAY SPECIALS SIRLOIN STEAK FISH FRY Baked Potato Can Eat and salad Adults GILMORE JEWELERS EAR PIERCING CLINIC WILL BE Saturday, Jan. 25 9:30 - 5:00 $3.25 Serving 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. MEMBERS AND GUESTS 945 9572 10? E. State INVENTORY CLEARANCE Hurry! ! ANDERSEN WINDOWS 1/2 OFF! 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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES �Delton Chamber (flate/ine ZWto/Q Delt®n’s Winter SPorts Bicentennial Board Named —————————«< Delton Men Carnival Sunday, Feb. 9 f warn* 1 vva I The Delton Area Chamber Injured Winter Sports Carnival. Sunday. Feb. SI. featuring afternoon events for the enjoyment of both competi­ tors and spectators alike. Activities are planned for adult* and children. Richard Lee Haas, 42, SMB 8. Wall Lake Road. Delton, and Robert A. Wil liam*. 37, 133 E. Orchard. Delton, were injured about 6:45 p.m. Monday. Jan. 13, in a one car mishap on the Keller Road, according to lhe Sheriff's Department Borge** Hospital in Kalama­ zoo suffering with a fractur­ ed arm, fractured leg and other injuries. Williams, of the William* Funeral Home, wa* treated at Borges* for laceration*. According to the report. Has* was driving cast on the Keller Road and failed to negotiate a curve at the Otis I«aae Road intersection. edge. traveled21 feet before hilling a tree. The car spun around, went air borne and came to rest on it* top. according to the report. BINGO Sal Nights. 7:30-10:30 Delton High School llhlrlit Xll V*<1 O IT of competitive events and a tpecul rontest is planned. In »nuwmobiling, mem­ ber* of the Delton Drift Dodgers Club will perform u cihibition of raring on an obM-idc course in eliminat­ ion events. There will be three raring events: a pow der puff ifor women mem ber*'. doubles (for husband and »if* members) and single* ।for male members). Prairieville Okays Park Development Home I enter. Open House At Dowling The Dowling Library on M-37 will have open bouse Jan. 13-18 during regular hours. The public is invited to sec what thr library has to offer and become acquainted with the facilities. The hours are 3 to 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday. Wed­ nesday and Friday and from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The library is closed on Thursfers. Michael (Linda) Campbell is chairman of the committee to establish a Friends of the library or­ ganization. and additional information may be obtained at the open houe. Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill Is librarian for the Dowling Library which serves the resident* of Johnstown and Baltimore townships. Plumbing-Hrathig-EIrc. Supplies Open 8 6 Mon. Fri. & 8 5 Saturday Ph. 623-5455 The Prairieville Township Board adopted a resolution. Jan. 13. approving the devel­ opment of Upper Crooked Lake Park. The proposed improve­ ment* include a boat ramp, improved parking, landscap ing. grading, restroom facili­ ties and a screen fence. Through the Boat Facilit­ ies Act. the township will pay only 10 per cent of lhe total cost of the project and slate funding will provide 90 per rent. No action has yet been taken on the proposal for the development of Gull lake Park. In other business, the board approved payment of $800 for Prairieville’s share of the cost of materials to finish the interior of the Register Now For Delton School Classes Stalling Jan. 20 or: Pottery. Mr. Ohlcr, instructor, and Small Gas Engine Repair. Thursday-English. Mrs. SENIOR CITIZENS Who Were 65 or Older On Dec. 31 fireman’ quarters in the n<-» addition at the fire Station in Delton. Total coat of thr materials is $2,400, to b«- ilnided by the three town-hip* which lhe fire dept serve*. The firemen have volunteered their labor to complete lhe room. Const ruction of Prairievil!«- - auxiliary fire depart­ ment is progressing. The shell of the building and the dmeway have been com­ pleted. As soon as the healing system is installed, the cement floor in the building will be poured. In other action, the board appointed Judy Dwoinen to the townships park com mission, ano approved an answering service for Super vinor Robert Vandcrboegh. 101 "ill be held on Monday 201 is *ch«d- M An Drift Dodger* will also provide sleigh rides for children and will escort snowmobilers on trail rides. An ire fishing contest will be open to adults and children. Prizes will be aw­ arded in.4 fish categories in the adult division and 3 categories in the children's division. Winning fish en­ tries will be determined by weight. A total of 13 prizes will be awarded in lhe fish contest. More details will be made available soon. Members of the Kalama zoo Wings are scheduled to make an appearance at the Winter Sport* Festival to pul on a hockey demonstrat­ ion and give a talk to the youngster*. In conjunction with the Winter Sports Carnival, lhe Chamber plans to sponsor a special'contest which will oner a mixture of intrigue and adventure, plus a $100 eash prize! For this special contest, a "medallion" will be hidden and dues (riddles) to Its nounced to the public prior to Feb. 9. The first person to find the medallion will be rewarded with the SI00 eash prize. The contest is closed to Chamber members and their families. Hot dogs, coffee and hot chocolate will be available at the Chamber’s concession stand where just 30 cents buy* a hot dog and a drink. New Pastor At Delton ■OHI Members of Inler-lakei Baptiit Church in Delton have unanimously extended lhe call to Rev. David L. Brown of Albion. Rev. Brown served the First Baptist Church of Albion as director of Chnntlan Educat ion before accepting the call to Delton. Pastor Brown has a wife, Expert Rifleman Specialist Four Roger L. Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mr*. Leo E. Lawrence. 4431 W. Hickory Rd.. Hickory Corners, fired expert with the M-16 rifle in Nellingen, Germany. The expert rating is lhe highest mark a soldier can achieve on his rifle qualifica­ tion test. Spec. Lawrence is assign­ ed to the 93rd Engineer Company. 563rd Engineer Battalion. 7th Engineer Bri­ gade. Linda Lee; a son. Steven. 4 and a daughter, Karla. 2. He is a graduate of the Grand Rapids College and has studied at Central Michigan University. His wife. lands, has attended Oakland University and done much in the area Bible Study with the Moody Bible Institute Correspondence School. The Browns have been in full time Christian Service for 5 year* and are looking forward to serving the Inter Lakes Bapliat Church of Delton. Delton Gym Wrdnr-d.v Bor.Urep to participate in basketball. voUeybalL gymnastic* and other activities. 3 p.m. on Saturday and from Sunday. Renters: Confidential about filing a credit form for property Gas Stolen INCOME TAX SERVICE Allen Bishop of R2 Delton Jan. 10 reported to the Sheriffs Department that 5 gallons of gas had been stolen from a Ford LTD parked in his driveway at 2100 Cloverdale Road. tax exemption (Form 1040 CR1) and need help, call your township supervisor. The Supervisors Are: Call 623-5520 A Division of Engle Bu$ine»$ Service 616-763-9820 Assyria - Jack Love 616-623-2850 Baltimore • Dale Miller Barry - Lloyd Hoffman 616-945-5728 Carlton - Richard Yarger 616-945-2691 517-852-9106 Castleton - Justin Cooley Hastings ■ Jack O'Connor Brush Holding Hand*?—Leva Buchanan Io be holding hand* with bl* Middle* Ule opponent in Ihelr Hr- 616-945-4208 happen* to lhe batl.-Bannrr photo. Hope • Ryan Dupon 616-623-8634 Irving - Leslie Raber 616-948-8302 Get a free brush Johnstown - Norman Crase 616-721-3131 Maple Grove - Ted McKelvey 517-852-9428 with every gallon of liquid Velvet Wall Paint you buy. Orangeville * Earl McKibben 616-623-2368 Prairieville • BobVanderBoegh 616-664-4722 616-367-4594 Henney Rutland - Forrest Foley 616-945-4426 Thornapple - Marc Squires 616-795-9246 Downing 616-795-3127 FREE! Supervisors Association of J ■ itIm. County the paint you’re buyiri is.. FULLEROBRIEN Liquid Velvet Wall Paint is known throughout the country lor its easy application, great hiding you get even more-a power, scrubbability and free brush or roller stain resistance. Now with every gallon you buy. Offer is for a limited time only. Stop in today. This coupor. good for The Township Barry Delton Kellogg High School’s Winter Festival i» set for Feb. 7. The Panther eagers will fare Galesburg, a Duke and Duchess will be crowned during half-time ceremonies, and a dance for student* snd alumni will bo held following the basketball game. For Complete, Accurate to the State of Michigan and are not sure Yankee Springs - Andrew Friday, Feb. 7 E.B.S. TAX SERVICE 117 Grove Delton If you are not filing an Income Tax Return Woodland • Wayne The Barry Township Board recently adopted a resolution supporting ’’area wide water quality planning and management agreeing to work with other govern­ mental units to plan and implement a coordinated solution for the problem of water pollution. In other business, lhe board appointed William Wooer as a two month replacement for Ix-slie Kel­ ley on the ambulance, fire, and library boards. The next meeting of the Barry Township Board will be Feb. 4 in Delton. Now Open Open Weekends 1974 And Are Home Owners or Towmhip Backs Water Quality Plan School Festival REV. DAVID I.. BROWN Roger Lawrence The Delton Area Chamber of Commerce has formed a bicentennial committee. Chamber president Brad Goebel has announced the appointment of Ed Huard as chairman and Bob O’Connell. Loren Stuck and Don Hay­ ward as committee mem­ bers. The committee plans to register with the Michigan Bicentennial Commission and coordinate local activit­ ies and projects with state themes. dsri*. O* OHtw MMdlr.Uk with gallon purchase of I iquid Velvet Latex Offer Cavin and F ndav— Wrd .... �THE HASTINGS BANNER. January 21. 1976. Pap 7 Ana Bouilen Win Bill Karpinski New HHS Grid Coach championships, and ho coached 2 boys who won State individual titles 2 years in a row and had 6 who came in second. He moved on to Mishaw­ aka (Ind.) High School and brought a losing grid pro­ gram to winning seasons in both years he was there. After that he took the head coaching post at Michigan City (Ind.) High where there were 2.900 students in the top three grades. In hia 3 years there his teams had 7-2 records. He also coached at the new Rogers High School there. Karpinaki applied and got lhe Battle Creek Central High School coaching job and his second year al Central won the Seven A Conference championship, and his team was rated among the top 10 in Michi­ gan. When his friend. Jack McAvoy, took the head football coaching post at Hillsdale College, he asked Karpinaki to join his staff. Karpinski has been the backfield coach and director of player personnel. I've enjoyed coaching at Hillsdale very much." Rar el ski said, but “Tve always cd Hastings and I think it is a fine opportunity for me to become the athletic direc­ tor and head football coach. This is an outstanding school system with an outstanding administration and this msy Hasting* Supt. of Schools Richard J. Guenther Tues­ day announced that WilHam J. Karpinaki. 38. now an assistant football coach al Hillsdale College, is return­ ing to Hastings as athletic director, head of the physic al education department and as head football coach. He succeeds Jerry Eck­ man. Karpinski was head wrestling coach and assist andt football coach here in 1959 60. his First iob after graduating from Western Michigan University where he majored in physical ed­ ucation with minors in health and history. He re­ ceived his master's at WMU in physical education in Karpinaki was assistant here under Coach John (Jock) Clarey and said “Jock actually gave me a great start. I learned a lot From Joek.' Karpinski left Hastings after a rear to take the head football and wrestling coach­ ing lobs in his hometown of Bucnanan. At Buchanan High School he had a 44-4 4 football record in the six years he was there, winning 5 con ferenep championsnips-the first year lhe Big Six and then 5 straight Blossomlandcrowna. He also won a mythical State Class B title. His Buchanan wrestling team won 5 conference FAST Repair Service IfWflRY J R[pg|g Engraving > In-store Diamond Setting I > Watch Repair HODGES JEWELRY 122 W. State St.. Hasting* Ph. 94S-2963 GYM"] | WEST be the place where I would like to settle down and make a home for my family,** Coach Karpinski said. He added that college coaching is somewhat In secure. Karpinski married a child­ hood (cheerleading) sweet­ heart. Marlene Ann Thomas of Buchanan on Aug. 25. 1956. They have 4 children. Debbie, IB. a senior: Jackie, 13, in the 7th grade: John. 11, in the 5th grade, and Mike. 6. who is In Kinder­ garten. Karpenski was born in Buchanan on June 9. 1936. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Karpenski. The family formerly farmed but his dad has been working in South Bend for a long time. In high school Karpinaki played 4 years of football and baseball and wrestled. The Buchanan baseball team won lhe conference champ­ ionships his junior and sen­ ior year. Bill was an all-state football guard for 2 years, and was named on the All-American team as a guard. He captained the football and baseball teams his senior year when he was voted by teammates as the outstanding athlete of the entire sports program. His senior year he led the baseball team in batting with better than a .400 average. He was also involv­ ed in many other student activities. At Western Michigan University Karpinski played 4 years of football. 2 as a guard and his junior and senior years as a halfback, and was lhe "monster man" or rover back on defense. He wrestled at 167 at WMU and only lost one dual match in his 4 years. He took a second in the Mid Americas Con­ ference and captained the freshman football team and was cap tun of lhe varsity wrestling team as a fresh men. Alma Wrestlers Defeat Saxons ' 5th ANNUAL TOUR JAYCEES $ PROUDLY PRI1INTS Terry Noteboom scored a pin. Ross Brown won a decision and Steve Hoke came through with a draw as Hastings High's wrestlers dropped a 39-11 decision hero to Alma’s Panthers Thursday. Jan. 16. Regional Tournament The Indy Springs, spon­ sored by Ron Tompkins, won the UAW-KMO Region al Bowling Tournament bold at Grand Rapids Saturday. Jan. 18. and will go to Louisville. Ky.. for the Nat ional Tourney in April or MayFour members of the team rolled over the 600 barrier, including handicaps. Scores with handicaps: Harold Culhane rolled 220­ 215-221 for 656. Al Schwen nesen posted 187 215-227 for 629. Charles Sleeby rolled 208 212-201 for 621, Rex Fisher posted 182 209 226 for 617 and Merrill Friddle fired 174-23O-18S for 589. Talking it Over-Hasting* Supt. of Scheels Richard J Counter (left) and Athletic Director Lewis (right) talk over the Hasting* riigh's athletic program with William J. Karpinaki, who Is to take over aa athletic director, bead ot lhe phyai- cal education department and as bead football coach perhaps in May.-Banner photo, NimrronLaunx BUY A NEW CAR! 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Rational "31IBank of (Hastings Weil State at Broadway MESBER FDIC All Depoeiti Imr«4 to ’40,000“ �THE HASTINGH HANNER. January 21. 1978. Page 8 ARMCHAIR ATHLETE^ '±4 by Buzz Youngs The Twin Valley would be great, although it would add to th* traveling requirevolesi to admit another, but Jackson Western has appli ed far thr league along with Hasting*, and Western could Valley is Albion 54 i Marshal! 10. Pennfield Iarprr Creek 35. Cold r Sturgis 70 and Just aa Supt. ot Schools Drk Guenther said at the last Board of Education pendent with the V Central breakup. Next Fall Hastings scheduled Jackton Lu Alma High. That game will be here, and Eaton Rapids ha* liern scheduled to re place l-arising Waverly. Ha*tings High Cage Coach Emir .Strong isn't happy with hi* 39 won Ina* record but hr couldn't be prouder of terrific altitude* The play era get themselves "up for the game* and especially for Friday night's till with Al­ ma. They went into the took <* Port age's 3 junior high schools ha* a pool. Each of the boys' ■ -.I ' ____ _ _.n i Ray G. Walters has re signed his hesd football coaching job at Comstock, He'll remain as dean of students. Coach Walters is well known here aa a referee of wrestling matches, work ing duals and the L*e Lamb Invitational*. Those who prep mentors" in this area. His teams at lhe former University High and Com ■lock were always well drilled and imaginative." Saxons Travel Friday Tuesday Mt. Pleasant playa at Alma. Lansing Catholic at Grand l<edge and St. John* goes to Okemoa. Friday night St. John* downed luma. 67 48. The Redwings held a 16-10 first period advantage and were on top. 36-32. al the hall. They outscored the Bulldogs the record, "our fan support has been very, very good." Strong declared. Tim Fox led St. Johns with 20 points and Kevin Knight hail 10. ilrian Christ ian had 11 for Ionia. rw.«u <h didn't open yeur maffr There * a world jump rope championship held the last Saturday in January in Bk*-mrr. Wts. One of the 3.000 inhabitant* of Bloomer Nmmary. 63-42 Saturday night Hasting* traveled to Pennfield and dropped a 66 56 division to lhe Panther*. Pennfield held a 1643 first 57 jump* in the 10 second period, or almost 6 jumps a second A professor says that a child jumping rope achieves 62 60 here Friday. Jan. 1?. Hastings Highs Saxons had upset on their mind*, and nearly pulled it off. battling from behind after a points as lhe first half drew to an end. giving Alma a 32 25 bulge at intermission. In the third period. Jim Feldpausrh poured in 4 bucket* without a mis*. Tom McKeough added 3 out of three and Steve Skedgeli and Jim Di. eman each swished in 2 field goals ami Hasting* had cut the gap to Phil French sank 2 from the line and Alma again held a 4 point edge. Kevin Beyer Highest scoring trapthooter at lhe Conservation Club range Saturday night. David Baum. with 17a. inter with 24. joining the competition When play resumed MeKcough hit and Hastings had tied the score. 6060. ALIGNMENT i Alma put the ball in play and it was knocked out of bounds under the Panther basket with 2 seconds re- SPECIAL! out with one second left. The out of bounds play worked, and Alma had a 62 60 victory. McKeough. linking 10 out of 17 field goal attempts, led lhe Sa* on attack with 20 point*. Skedgeli had 14. Feldpauach 8. Dingman 7. Jeff Jenkin* 6. Fred Groos 3 and Beyer 2. Alma spurted to a 5347 lead starting the fourth quarter before Dingman went m for a layup and hi* last bucket. !-ee Warmouth countered. Skedgeli connect ed on a long shot and moments laler Warmouth fouled Skedgeli and Steve •ank both snot* and Hast tng* was downed by only 2 Dingman converted a free throw with 3:33 left in lhe game, and 10 second* later McKeough put the Saxons ahead. 56 56. and Coach Warmouth 10. by quarters: Alma 10 22 18 12-62 Hasting* ----------------- — Officials: Eddie Peter* and Don Vandergoeet. both of Marshall Hasting* connected on 26 out of 62 field goal attempts and 8 out of 10 free throws and drew 15 fouia. Alma swished in 27 out of 73 from the floor. 8 out of 14 from the line and drew 12 foul*. Jeff Rademacher drilled a long one and Alma was ahead. With 40 seconds left Hasting* KC* pig n key stag supper will be Wednesday. Jan. 29. Hasting* Highs Saxons, who nearly upset the West Central Conference leader. Alma, here last week, will travel to Charlotte Friday night hoping for a repeat victory over the Orioles while Grand Ledge will attempt to mar Alma's re cord and St. Johns invade* {anting Waverly. Hasting* beat Charlotte »•- didn’t have anything to k*«r and by playing a good game we could give Alma all they wanted. We actually (•It we could beat them. I felt we played aa good a Kme a* we possibly can." iach Strong «aid Coach Strong t» also pleas ed mlh the support the players and roaches have received from the fans adult*. students, pep band fastest jump rope In lhe world, and invariably t* a girl. The hottest h«w pepper of thr moment it believed to dock. Alma tossed the ball in from out of bounds right go. Il dropped through the hoop and Alma had presrrv —.4 ... U’a.f I’..r.t Hastings High School has lost its bid for a berth in the Wolverine Conference which includes Gull lake. I’tainwell. Allegan. Comstock. Otsego. Paw Paw. South Haven. Three Argttsingtr Top Shooter Alm* Preserve* League Record Beating Hasting* at Buzzer Front End Alignment front Wheel Wbeeh Balance oni, Re*. ‘12." Re*. '5. $095 $050 with Frosh Lost Thrilltr THE HASTINGS BANNER, January 21. 1975. Pare 9 with rnnnr coupon Hastings High's freshmen dropped a 69 66 decision to Battle Creek Lakeview. Hastings trailed 1947 at (Offer Expires Jan. 31, 1975) Reahm Motor Sales. Inc young Spytans 2043 in the third period and went into thr last quarter out in front, 51 50. only to lose the »qu« aker by 4. Con Ahearn had 21 pointe, Nick Davis 17 and Malt Neil 16. 945-2205 Corner Michigin 4 Slnle, Hnti»*i Wed., Thurs., & Friday - Jan. 22-23-24 BUY A CAR Today...And Ladies! KEEP Yourself WORKING! Free Coffee with Lunch! Free Dessert with Supper! We’ve Got A Million Dollar Deal! .thru Sat. Feb. 1st you can save a bundle off cash during our... Come and See Ut....You'll Love Our V.l.P. SERVICE! Country Corners Shrimp Steamed in Beer 11 Served thru Sunday Chicken —Sun. Perch—Mon Saxon* weir outscored IS 12 tn the third canto. Jim Dingman led the Saxon* with 15 points. Tom McKeough had 12. Steve Skedgeli 9. Jeff Jenkins 8. Jim Feldpausch 6. Fred Groos 4 and Bruce Colvin 2. includes french Ladies Night — Tuesday rwtitvnii nrnnjts Kid* also chant through adventure* such a*; "Cind­ erella. dressed in yellow Went upstairs to kiss her fellow ’ Harry Wilkow to thank for a feast <>( anticlope and anoth­ er of mule deer Glenn Novisky of Freeport report ed that xmeone took his livetrap worth about 145..... The Coast Guard says one of the be*l marine insurance's is a marine radiu system... District 5 of Michigan Unit ed Conservation Club* meets this Thursday. Jan. 23. at 8 at the West Walker Sportsman* Club...Nine new hair dryers have been order­ ed for Portage Junior High Schools for the boys' locker rooms. Giris have had them for some time, but lhe guys have had to go back to class after swimming with the Serves Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner AFTER 6 P.M. 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At the Junction Comer M 43 & M37 West of Hastings - Ph. 948-2131 RrmbarSr'ir open st 7«J». DnSy (Excsst Sunday! far Breakfat JAN 3.1975 ©X DOG NOTICE! The 1975 Barry County Dog Licenses are now on sale from any Township Treasurer, thr HanlinKs City Treasurer. Barry County Treasurer, or Sheriffs Department. 83.00 any sex. Proof of rabies vaccination must be presented at time of purchase. Kennel licenses are available at the County Treasurer's office only. MC*2«. *1975 Hows: 7bjti. - 9p.m.Mon.-Thunday....7ajn.-11pjn. Fri. GET ALL THE DETAILS FffOM ONE OF OUR SALESMEN —NOW! Hastings Automobile Dealers Association LARKE BUICK & CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Ph. 945-2425 RENNER FORD 1310 North Michigan Ph. 945-2421 REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. Michigan Pb. 945-2205 Pi. 945-2068 Hours: Mon., Wed. and Friday 8-8; Tues. & Thurs. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-Noon ft Sat & 11ajn.-7p.m. Sunday �HIE HASTING* HANKER. Jtmirr M. WU Pa«4 10 WOODLAND Shirley Kilmer 367-2272 LaJoye - Robinson Nuptials Church Mis* Judy Robinson became the bride of PNSA Richard LaJoyv on Saturday arrangement of white rows and baby's breath on lop of a white mbie. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rob in son and Mr and Mrs. Melvin LaJoye. all of Hast Chaffee. rue-'*> of the bride altar igth blue velvet gc th white eyelet tops. Dirk Giibspie. , Rev. and Mn Perkins of Woodbury were Monday. Jan. 8. callers on Mrs. Hddred Hesteriy Doris and Sheila Blair of Mulliken were Friday evening vW- mony. Ann Cuhlman was organist and Mike Lewis was soloist. groom and son of Mr. Mrs. Melvin LaJoye Jr.. Mrs. Byron Hesteriy. Mark & Jeff and Mark a friend. floor length pink gown and Mrs laJoye chose a floor dinner celebration in Mark a honor. Ron Hesteriy of Hast ings was a Monday noon "Vither Raymond Sonefeld officiated before an A 9WV Hank Bronka Lisbon -your- TUzJ“PAL Z Lifem ■ R Aa/'in American Life mM Morgan Nuptials Health Insurance 945-4144 Birthday greetings last week go to tarry Williams. Angie Ahoft. Gaye Lathrop. Debbie Varney. Bill Dooley. Debbie Brown and Jim England on Jan. 11 is of local interest because it united Karen Morgan, daughter of the James Morgans, 921 N. the bridal couple placed bouquet of white pompon ] REGULAR snQQQ COMBINATION □□ OFFER From EUREKA d pleasantly surprised when a lew of her friends stopped by the store to wish her a happy birthday. Refresh menu were- served by Alice Martin and Della Meade. Present for lhe happy oreaa ■Ml W»M lUltl’l mMKar Gayle Chase.’Marlene Jemi­ son. Ella Kantner. Mary. Jonny and Jason Makley. Bobby McLeod. Tawny Zie gler and Shirley Kilmer. We’re Pleased to Introduce Mary. A reception was held a the home of the bride* MARY... Call 915)112 lot her Robinson. Mrs. Thomas Chaffee and Mrs. Maa Haight, and the groom's sister. Miss Nancy LaJ inliodsclory Special *3.50 Sluapoo and Sei pant suit and a red carnations. I January Special! Only '10, for our Wash n' Wear Perm. ,y>.»V>..V-> v.-^v-ve V-V. Lisbon, of Provincetown. Mass. The candlelight marriage ceremony took place *a the That evening, they returned to lhe Classic home where they joined Mrs Classic. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Classic A Keilv. Mr and Mrs Glendon Curtis and family and Mr and Mrs. Galen Kilmer and family foe a birthday lunch Peg’s Beauty Bar Hawaii where Rk is station ed al Harbers Point Naval lhe immediate family and a lew clone friend. Mrs. Jeff rey McGrath tl.ua Morgan! of North Adams, Maas.. was ber sister's only attendent. A reception followed lhe JANUARY COSMETIC SPECIALS! this happy nuptial event, beside the parents of the bride, were her grand mother. Mrs. Kathryn While, ber Aunt. Fern Me Knight, and good friend. Manlyn Hein, formerly ot the reception occurred when a surprise birthday cake was -Once A Year Savings on Famous BrandsDorothy Gray Salon Cold Cream II Dorothy Gray Dry Skin Large 6 ea. jar only«2.2S Cleanser- *3.75 Dorothy Gray Hand and Body ‘1.95 ‘2.25 ‘1,10 DuBarry Cleansing Cream* Intimate Perfumed Body Borp. Moiilarizer-hy Revlon ee on her 72nd birthday. •3.90 >--<> '1.95 onTy »2,5Q Jean Nate Bath and Body Perfume A regular *3.75 Special Offer! Lanvin-My Sin or BISY8CLO Monday. Jan. 13. for their first meeting of the New caret Johnson, high, Mrs (Tara Stanton.low. I Walt' Come In TodayliMs D J. Electric 222 S. Jefferson, 945-9798 Arpege Mist Spray Coty’s Hand and Body Lotion* in all Coty's Faam Fragrances - Special! *J.7 See our display oi Hallmark Valentine Cards and Russell Stover Valentine candy. Jacobs Pharmacy BIRTHRIGHT Problem Pregnanq? Call 945 4907 Pregnancy Testing Aralablt 126 EState 945-2466 “Serving the Barry County Area for 103 Years. 'Where Quality and Service are a family Tradition! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Juwuj 2). 1275. P^r 11 rasDim r Beef Chuck b Roast -•( • ^tAVORFW^ »•!*» anrf w uUj j .D.A. u a tnoice Choice i Beef and Arm Or English Ro^tt........... th i.i9 Sparta.SktalKs Franks . Keil Hamburger Heartland 79£ EGGS Sausage CEREAL With Coconut or Spice 1 Lb. P.ck.ae - “ 89c Ims. BcmIcss Stew Meat.1?.!.19 Duncan Hines GRADE A LARGE Hot Natural - 79c Roasted Or Polish Cake Mix Fudge Marble, Devil's Food 18'4 ox. Box 7WWIW69 pf ?qe Celery £ «7 $«■> Yellow Cooking Onions 3'29/ Random C Weights Lb. Spartan Twirls Eights 59c Orange Juice *£ 29c %Cal. Elbow Macaroni Pitted Dates Pecai Navy T Beans Jumbo Bread y Creamettea 2 a 79c Dmmii Mr. Mosel. SolQQC Oven Cleaner Spray O 0 uagu 15,4 ■■ oiasi Spaghetti Sauce 55* HALE'S MARKi 241 East State Road - Hastings J Phone 945-5372 Right reserved to limit quantities • Food Stamps Welcome Prices good Wednesday thru Saturday �a THE HASTINGS BANNER. January tl. 1B7S. Page 12 Pre-Lenten Dance ■ eaff.r At Nashville * MILLER REAL ESTATE Members of St. Cyril's Cath­ olic Church at Nashville are planning a pre lenten dance to be held Saturday, Feb. 8, REALTOR Kuhtk's band from Middle ville. Serving Barry County Since IMS 137 W Slate St. Hastings Ph MJ-SIC Senior Citizens Meet Monday 40% Senior Citizens of Hastings and vicinity will meet at the Union Hall on Woodland in dinner. Friday, Jan. 24 ings will *1 Holy Land. COMPLETES BASK live al 203 W. Grant, Hol­ ings. completed eight weeks of bask combat training at Ft. Knox. Ky. Co-Ordinates ROTARY DIRECTORS John Barnett of the Hastings City Bank. Richard Clark, DVM, and James the Hastings Rotary Club 20' OFF Drapery And Bedspread Sale Now In Progress! Pant Suits The N. Michigan Avenue Wesleyan Church in Hast urday, Nov. 30. which united Mis* Sherri Clawson and Glenn Taggart. Rev. Daniel E. Wheeler of Coldwater and Rev. Leonard Davis of Hastings officiated before an altar decorated with bou quets of white mum*, aa 150 ring ceremony. Parent* of the couple Mr. and Mr*. Robert M Taggart of Division St., Freeport. Mr*. Daniel Wheeler of Coldwater wa* organist and the bride'* mother was Given in marriage by her father, lhe bride wore a full length gown of while *atin. made by her grandmother. Mrs. Rosa Cochran. The R RAIN-NO-STAIN Roclon INSULATED LINING and long sleeves with wtde cuff*. She wore a full length veil of old fashioned country lacv ami rimed a bouquet of white mum* and red carna­ tion*. bride, wa* maid of honor and bridesmaid* were Mrs Karl Kaiier and Mis* Debra Malliaon. the bride's lister. Kenneth 0*1 of Lake man and groomsmen were Donald Dutcher and Daryl Vandenburg. both of Free- Hundreds of Colors & Fabrics of the couple. Robert Molli to Choose From! Free Decorating blue double knit gown. Mrs. Special guest* ineluded Mr*. Rom Cochran of Del­ ton. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mr*. Everett So>:l of Caledonia, grandparents of lhe groom. A reception followed at the home of lhe bride’s parents where Mia* Susan PrefHwif Floor* in Town by Goorgc H Brown 2049 N. Brtudwrj, Hastinp 945-2479 Mia* Ginger Taylor and Mis* Tina Taggart served. For traveller Northern Michi pantsuit. Following their stay al lhe groom's parent*' cabin, the mw Mr. and Mr* Glenn Taggart are now st home at Rl Eckert Rd.. Freeport. The rehearsal party waa treated to a steak and chicken dinner, hosted by the groom s parents BIRTHS AT PENNOCK It'. A GM Mr. and Mr*. Gary A. Horn. 220 W. Marshall, Hastings. Jan. 11. 5:50 aon . Blouses Slacks oC^ Janet's Beauty and Fashion Boutique 122 W. MiH (Free Parking) Call 045-5012 Honestly... by eonne bcll QUESTION: I heard so many great things about how Ten-O-Six* Lotion works on dry skin, so I tned it a few times But. I found it stung my face, so I stopped Is it supposed to? ANSWER: The "tingly" feeling you experienced when you used Ten-O-Six Lotion was just the antiseptic Isopropanol going to work to cleanse and stimulate your skin. It s a cooling, non-drying alcohol that cleanses the pores to remove dirt, grease and stale make-up At the samo lime, rich emol­ lients in Ten-O-Six soften and soothe skin, helping to eliminate dryness For some people, the Initial tingling effects of full­ strength Ten-O-S<x may be a little strong So we suggest first moistening the cottori pad used to apply Ten-O-Six with water This will not reduce the effectiveness of Ten­ O-Six — just dilute it slightly So, please try Ten-O-Six again — every morning and every night, for a clean, clear, smooth complexion. And for further protection from dryness, use our Moisture Lotion alter cleansing and under make-up Excerpts taken from actual letters written to Bonne Bell. If you need help with any problems we'd be glad to lend our professional hand. Write: Bonne Boll. Lakewood. Ohio 44107. Bosley Pharmacy 118 S. Jefferson, Hastings Ph. 945-3429 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Juua 21. 1B7S. R^. U house and damaged the building and windmill about 6 fl. from the windows and broke windows of the gar HT» Both barns at the Floyd Thompson's and to the Ken Thompson's had consider able damage done by lhe winds PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. Dean Geiger and Mrs Shtrlee Graham Hall - Arehart Nuptials TUppy Hens* Extension and Mrs. Darlan Eldred and family were Thursday even ing guests of the Dale Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Hastings. Rev. Willard Curtis offie Morrison and throe children of Byron Center, and Mr and Mrs. Ty Lowrey and Vaughn Morrison of Saranac were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Stepheo Miller and brought the prepared dta coratodin settles. Traditional wedding mus his dough- length crepe gown with an were accented with a border of lace and the cathedral waa secured by a crepe lubet rap. She earned s colonial arrangement of lavender and white mums, daisies and baby's breath, tied with lavender ribbon We Hove Many Gifts To Delight The Bridal JUST ARRIVED— Beduha and Cynthia Brown were bridesmaids. Miss Stacey Steeby and Miss bride, were flows They are lhe children Satin Ring Pillows. Blue Garters. Glove A Jewelry Cases. Also Serving Aprons - Plut Gifts Golort Woodcraft Shop 315 N. Michigan Ave. brothers. David Mr. and Mrs. Ty Lowrey wwe also Monday helpers of parents. Mrs. Doris Sawdv and children. Karen David and Steven were Sunday dinner guest* of Mias Myrtle Wil son at Hastings. Mrs. Prori Rath. Mrs. Iva Rlrtnan, Miss Lauretta Bushnell, with Mrs Barbara Miller and Mrs. Violet Miller went to lensing. Wnines day. and they stopped to see Hope Sargeant, at her I.edge. who expects to go California in a couple Mr. and Mrs. John Brake had lunch with their daught­ er. Mrs John Dean Stadel at Grand l<edgt. Tuesday and they called on Mrs. J Ack Brake and daughters at Charlotte. Mrs. Dorothy Brake called to see Mrs. Leo Kyser at Pennoek Hospital Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thompson and Irvin Stahl waa among the several other Scow bouses nan windows blown in or hit by branches. B&R Kaf-ay Features Real Home Cooking Daily menu change Home made pies Tasty sandwiches Friendly Service OPEN Monday thru Thursday. Friday.... (untollpm Saturday Sunday 221W. State SHAY'S HEATING We Sell-Service and Install Gun Type -fuel oil furnaces and Natural Gas Furnaces — Free Estimates — Residential and Mobile Homes Phone 945-9493 Hastings and Doo selected a blue knit dress Their matching corsages of daisies were tied with blue ribbons Thiedc. grandfather of lhe SUNDAY SPECIAL !! Family itylr Roast Chicken & Dumplings IM.U^d Houior. ud S(,U Cr»n - Bkh Chicken Soup with Homemade Noodles! Hu, trip to -Lad bar. hot roll. and de-ert I brood |. pudding with hot vanilla Bring the Family — Special Childrens Price' IWl forget shrimp steamed in beer-al you can eat sa Friday Sight. M.» Weeknight Speciali-*l.95 - Phone 795-7296 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steeby, brother and sister in law ot the bride were master and mistreat of ceremonies lor the wedding and reception which follow ed at the UAW Hall. It was a special day for the bride, as her sister and all her brothers were present for the wedding. Amving from Calcutta. Ohio was her sister. Mrs. Charles I Donna) McGuire and brother Rich ard Steeby of Mu Heaaant. the new Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hull are at home at 25W W. State Rd.. Hastings. EXPERT ' WINDOW GLASS and SMALL ENGINE REPAIR C«Ua< fl h»o4 tan SUj—< WOODLAND’S Ph. ms m3 BEN>FRANKLIN Y 102 W. Slate, Haitian �THE HASTINGS BANNER January «. Pag* H Attend Services ...and be Spiritually Rewarded! We Live in Tense and Troubled Times ... The Bible Brings a message— of hope and comfort, o.' meaning and purpose in an apparently meaning­ IAKT WKMJTAN CMWCH M less world. *»*> MMW L*. OeiM II «*. Hava you ever really itudiad the Bible? In this troubled world sou owe It to yourself to seriously consider its message. Send for your Free Bible Correspondence Course by signing the card below and mailing it to: Box n», Caledonia. Michigan 4B31S «**• 6-12 12-20 Q 20 over q| The Church Pages Are Brought Io You Through The Hastings Banner and the following Public Spirited Firms: Th. Harting* Banner Of.. 1 D.r> • Week JOS H. MHk*a Fie* fab IncorpaeeteJ Aadrm 1 neurone e Agency Ferman Stele Beak Jotoki I exalt Pharmacy Ceeeeieee Freeo*«e. lew «• Heating* Saviago & Im* Brown’i Curtom Interiors 2 MM. M. ImMn Dog N- Suri. Of—O.a*-11 .Colemen Agency th. HS-HII National lank ot Harting* 1. W. BUm Company A CM • Wmvf IM-n H—n MM*. Ln* mm* Boeley Pharmacy P>mi*w*i*** 1 M> MM«1B �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. J.nu.rj SI. 1975. Women s Club Prepares for Benefit Hears Howard Frost Talk Members of the Hastings Women's Club met Jan 10 at the First United Method isl Churrh for their annual luncheon. Mrs. Hubert God­ frey and Mrs. Ralph Hodapp were eo chairmen of the arrangement* and the Meth odist women served the luncheon. Mrs. G.M. Brower gave lhe invocation. Following the luncheon Mrs. Willard Curtis, dub president, coo ducted the business meet "$lr*. Al Signa and Mrs. Monty Bennett •err elected members al lhe Board for 2 years. Mrs. Keith Yerty and Mrs. Bernard Hook ■•'■ted as tellers. Mrs. Richard Clark, recently appointed second vice president, was installed by Mrs. Jack Wood Mrs Al Schwcnnessen was named by the board to act as dean of the Home life Depart ment vacated by Mrs. Clark upon her appointment to the new office. Mrs. Ken Miller presented Ellen Renner who plaved several piano numbers. Miss Renner graciously agreed to come on short notice to fill in for lhe High School Choir who had to cancel because of illness. Members named Mrs. Wil ham Bradford Sr. as assoei ate member, a designation granted to members who can no longer lie active in recognition of outstanding service to the Club. A Justice for Juveneilea. a club project, will have a ■emiaar » Laaatog Feb. 25 and the following day is legislative Day for Michi gan clubs. Members are urged to attend as many of these functions aa possible to see in action some of the projects of Womens’ Clubs everywhere. Thr February first news letlei will contain 2 tickets at one doiiar each fur the annual George Washington Benefit Bridge party. Each member is asked to pay for 2 tickets whether or not she attends the party as this is the one big event to earn funds for local campships and other charitable pro iects supported by the Club. Money should be given or sent to Mrs. James Wiawvll or Mrs Thoma* Allshouw. cochairmen of th.- event, or to the club treasurer. Mrs. James Lewis. Board members arr asked to briag door prices for the party to the January Board meeiing and any member who would like to contribute a prize is asked to see that it is delivered to lhe commit lee. Prizes also arc solicited for lhe annual Senior Citi sens’ birthday party in Feb ruary which the Club always hosts. Mrs. Aben Johnson and Mrs. George Lockwood al tended the Barry County Medical Facility Christmas party and called upon bed ndden patients. Mrs. John son gave an interesting report of the party. The money oonated is being used to purchase a badly needed new projector as the pat ients enjoy movies and pie tum. Mrs. Dan Royer. Dean of Education Department, pre vented Howard Frost who brought with him some old pictures of former local scenes. His subiecl was selected Events Having to do with History of Barry County. The Emmanual Episcopal Churrh in Hastings was the scene of thr wedding nf Miss Susan Elizabeth Quinlan and David Stepnert Sabda on Saturday. Dec. 28, at 3 p.m. Father Wayne C. Oim 'trail performed the double ring rommunioo ceremony. Bouquets nf pink carnations. American Beauty Roar* and baby's breath decorated the altar. Edwards M. Grinvalds Parents of the couple are Mrs. R. Willard Quinlan of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Sabada of Yale. Mi The bnde. given in mam age by her brother. Paul, of Ann Arbor, wore a floor length gown of ivory chiffon featuring long bishop sleeves accented with fitted ruffs of schi * fie embroidered lace. Bands of matching lace accented the bodice and skirt and her three tiered chapel length veil, edged with schiffliPlace, was held in place by schiffli embroidered lace caplet. She carried a cascade bouquet of white rotes, carnations and baby's breath. Mrs. David Taylor of Brighton was her sister’s matron of honor and Miss D'Ann Sabada, sister of lhe groom, of Yale, was brides maid. They wore matching full length gowns of tur quoise crepe with long full sleeves trimmed in ivory lace, and carried colonial bouquets of white mums and Son Born Thursday David and Gai) (Watcher) Miller of S»38 Boh Isle Dr. IIaaletl aw ..f . men were Dale Umphrey of Flint. Dewey McClelland of Hospital in Lansing. Mother and baby are For her daughter's wed ding ch if rents are Mr. and Mrs. Henschel of Venice. paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller of Hastings. CFla.•wisand Ils Sat at all. A farmer can now gel 'Multiple Peril Crop Insurance' from ( oilmans Agency. It covers crops against these peril.: wildlife. insect infestat­ ion. plant disease, drought, flood, hail, wind, frost, freeze, fire, eacesaive rain, anew and any other unavoidable crop loss due to adverse weather conditions. COLEMAN Agency -INSURANCE203 S. Michigan o Phone WI5-3412 IS Sabada-Quinlan Wedding wore a long pink knit dress. They both wore coi sages of camellias and pink rosebuds Special guests were Mrs. Gardner G. Willard of Grand Rapids, the bride's grand mother, and Mrs Steven Sabada of Yale, grand mother of the groom. They wore corsages of cymbidtum orchids. The reception was held at lhe Parian House where Miss Sally Coleman of Alma College presided at the guevt book. The rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom’s par ent* at Middle Villa Inn. After a brief honeymoon, they are al home in Cashchton. Ohio. POSTSCRIPTS: The bride was honored with several shower* prior to the wedding. Mrs. DeWayne Pugh hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Heath Road home; Mr*. D'Ann Sabada. Miss Jeanne McGlavhcn and Miss Diane Davidowitz en­ tertained with a shower for Susan's friends in Clock Commons. Dole Hall. Olivet College, and Mrs. William Bears* and Mrs. Marjorie Malesworth hosted a lunch eon shower at Mrs. Bears* home in Yale. MARRIAGE LICENSES George Uplain Jr.. Mont gumcry, Ala.. 19 and Diana Rapp. Bellevue 19. Craig Jones. Wyoming. 23. and Beatrice Gooden­ ough. Middleville. 17. Mr. and Mrs Ken Fisher were Friday supper guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fox and Danny. Carlos Seese was Sunday dinner guest. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fox and Danny guests of mother. Mrs. Ida Fox at Law*. What we didn’t learn. Maybe we’re successful as funeral directors because of the things we didn’t learn from books Such as thought fulness And understanding And compassion. And respect. These are the qualities you can’t get out of a liook or a classroom but they mean more to us (and to the families we serve* I than anything we’ve ever been taught LEOIIHRD OSGOOD �THE HASTINGS BANNER. January 21. 1975. Page 18 Middleville Club Caps Jaycee Year ’"SX nnxntsu: w rr mwx.v m tku UxSue R'W »• '•"■www* Mr*. Margaret Snyder 3443 Martin Road, clerk of Barry County District Court, wa* a casuality of the trmfir wind storm which hrt the area about 1 or 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Jan 11 The wind blew in a large picture window in her home, and gh*s cut he' left hand so that a down stitches were required to close the wound*. As if they haven't got enough to keep them busy at home, the Jaycee* are really “extending" themselves by helping to start another chapter ia Middleville That important achieve ment is about to happen and raps still another year of significant stndes and pro gre*s by lhe Jaycees. The new Middleville chapter ia taking shape and is expected to be ready for the opening Rvel In the near future. ri Leonard. owner of the Village Diner, has worked hard on the project and is mainly responsible for the new chapter, according to l«arry Burd. Jayceea presi •ML Immediate projects in the wind for 1975 include Jaycee Jelly Week April 419 The 3rd annual statewide project raise* funds for retarded children, and last year lhe local chapter earned S564.68 for lhe Barry County Re larded Children's Asaodat Dick Bonarski, Ted fries ton. Dave Wendt. Bob ftanava: Jelly Week. Ted Egiea ton; Flag Service, Larry Jordan. YMCA cabin repair. Aaron Sherk; Horse Show, Bill Burr; stag outing, Gene Hayes; Rodeo. Bill ftedman. Don William*. Ken Komeer family picnic. Larry Burd; Leadership In Action Course. Doo Williams; Punt. Pass 4 Kick. Bob HaUifax; Jaycee Hayride. Bob Wil cox. Super Saturday Float. Larry Burd. Underprivdeg ed Children's Christ mas Par ,nr Wife's Appreciation Night. Larry Burd; Jaycee elections. Gene Hayes. Aug ie Turnes; Beef [Hawing. Chuck Turnes; Awards L Hayes, Bill Redman; Traah 4 Treasure Auction. Bill Redman; News Election Ser vie*, 1-arry Burd; Produce Sale*. Bill Redman; Christ mi' tree sales Bdl Redman Middleville Extension. Bdi lowing members were dur ing 1974: Jaycee of Month citations were earned by Bill Redman. Ken Koniecxny, the hie Roger Raber. Ted Egleston. larry Jordan. Bill Burr, Bob Hallifax, and quarter awards went to Keo Konieexny and Ted F.gies Gene Hayes waa chairman of the Sparkplug award project, and recipient* of these top award* were I jrrj Burd. Bill Burr. Dave Wendt. Bill Redman. Chuck follows: Chuck Turnes. Jay- Key Man. and Au me Tur nea. J.C.I. Senatoranip. WosmuAcJvo enjoyed an active and pro ductive year, with individual recognition coming al the installation banquet in June, as follows: Sandy Burr. Key Woman; Pat Burr. Out standing Jaycette; Janet Neil. Outstanding Standing Chairman (Speak Upl; Con nie Eglestoo, Outstanding I‘reject Chairman. Carolyn Valentine membership tea. Points for Birth Defect*, Spring Dance to sponsor Blue Lake Music Camp Wash. Jaycee family picnic. 7 Up Cap* lor MS. (3rd place in state). M.D. Telethon. E.B.I. Bike A Thon, Fair magaxines for Mich. Rehab litation Institute), adopted tiromenl Home. Additional projects were the hayride and party. Kid die King 4 Queen Contest, Christmas float. Jaycee ket*. Jaycee Christmas par­ ty. Underprivileged child the DeHoCo. wemens re­ formatory. Detroit. watch for are Jaycee Radio Days. Donkey Basketball 0202010102000001010253310000 Here's a look at the heavy schedule of projects for 1974 and th* chairmen in charge: Ilonkoy Basketball. l.Arr* Jordan and Keo Konlecaay; Radio Days. Bill Redman. COMING YOUR WAY , Great Used Car Values . •From Hastings Motor Sales! Special Of The Week! We Prefer to Let Our Outstanding Printing Jobs Speak For Priced to Move... 1972 Chevy Vega 3-sp. «u. ’1250“° 1*74 DODGE Menace C*.. air .*4, Crwiee -Urol. P.B. A PS.. AM/FM stereo radio, 50-50 •els. owl, 19,400 mflea ................................44150. Themselves. We're Sure You’ll 12450. Agree. Give Us a 42375 Call or Come See! 11*25. ^i.****- «• be aeid *4 REALLY LOW SPECIAL PRICES! ° AU Kinds ol Custom Printing Hastings Press, Inc. Hastings Motor Sales (Jack Echtinaw, Owner) 1S2 W. State St., Hastings 945-3481 328 N Michigan 948-2068 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. January 21. 1975. Pa«« 17 ■------- GOODYEAR BROS. FLEXFAB INC. FULLER AGENCY HODGES JEWELRY JACOBS PHARMACY SIGNS TIRE SERVICE -Thu Tribute Made Possible By The Following Jaycee Boosters — GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME WBCH. AM/FM FELDPAUSCH FOOD CENTER BOSLEY PHARMACY HASTINGS CITY BANK BIRKES SHOE STORE WELTON'S HEATING BROWN’S CUSTOM INTERIORS HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING STRICKLAND INSURANCE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS BOB'S GUN AND TACKLE ------------- BEN FRANKLIN STORE COLEMAN AGENCY HASTINGS SANITARY SERVICE BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. HASTINGS BANNER MUSIC CENTER �THE HASTINGS HANNER. January 21. 1975. Page 18 yiccent Exchange Student from Ecuador busy learning English, with num extra hour* of tutor ing When he returned, he had a fine command of Enghah. sharing hi» know ledge and experience* both in English and Spanish and enjoying the role of teacher instead of student "This ia one of the fine dividend* of lhe student exchange pro gram.' Mrs. Wietnih said Joseph, now 20. is a fre medical student at howan College. Murfrres boro. N.C. T-K Tankers Win First Meet Coarh Hill Southworth's Middleville Trojan swim mer* won their first mrrt of lhe season Monday. Jan. 13. *plathing by Olsego. 47 38 with 3 swimmers setting new school record* Dave Hooper set a new record of 1:11.0 in lhe 100 yard butterfly Mike James set a school record of 56 second* in lhe 100 yard free •l,U tad l>»» Noli se* • roewd ot AMO In lhe M» yard free style. Other T K lads taking brats were Hob Noble. Steve Koaeny. Tim Jeffery and Andy Palmer in the 200 medley relay. Mike James in the 300 individual medley. Jeffery in the 50 yard free style. Rich McNew in diving -with 133 75 point*. Koieny in lhe 100 yard breast stroke and Jeffery. Steve French. Palmer and James in the 400 yard free style medley. Noble took second* in the 100 yard butterfly and bark stroke. James was second in thr 100 yard free style and Nash second in the mdivi dual medley. Have DeVrou • a* third tn the 300 yard free *lyte. Palmer waa third in I be so and IMeve French third in lhe 100 yard free style. Mr. and Mrs Roger Chase and Mr. and Mrs Galen Kilmer enjoyed dinner al a restaurant in Grand Rapid* in honor of Gayle Chase's birthday. Come to Lakewood Serve Breakfast, Continues Dinner at Meet to Roll On Saturday. Feb. 15th lhe West Central la-ague l onftrence Wrest hng Meet • ill hr held tn thr Hastings High School Gym. Mr* Norman Pitlleknw ■sill organrir the fir*t break fast and dinner tn br served in thr cafeteria by lhe Saxon Athletic Rooster* Club on that day. Others on her commit Ice are Gordon Cole. Mr*. Harley Prlfry and Mrs. David George. After the wrestler* have "weighed in" breakfast will lie served to coat hrs. wrest Irr* and fan*. When the preliminaries are over din ner will be served. The menu is to br a good one and it is hoped everyone will lake advantage of this con­ venience. Other business at the January 8lh meeting of the Athletic HoMters Club in ■ luded plan* for . the pur ■ have of the basrtiall pitch mg machine outlined by Bernie Oom. the varaity baseball coach. He stated that baseball practice will begin on March 10th in­ doors. The by-laws committee ia making a study of other Athletic Booster* Club* in the surrounding arra and may be complete to present their idea* at the next me»ting. Dave Furrow, varsity • reviling roach, presented ihr new wrwiling program which ha* been greatly improv rd. The other coach that attended the meeting be *i«le» Hernie Oom and Dave Furrow, was Bruce Me Dowell, track and cross country. Thr game ball on Jan. HNh was given to Carry Groos. daughter of Mr an Mr* Richard Groot. Our next home game will he with Alma on Jan. 17th and another ball will br given away. It has lhe autograph* of the basketball player* and roach on it and make* a nice souvenir of lhe game. The next meeting of the Athletic Biarvtrr* Club will he held in the HHS choir room Wednesday. Feb 5th al 7:30 p.m. ‘Special Teacher' was Former Hatting* High School Mwdrnlt uf Mr* Ed U'iet nik* Spanish clatse* return rd to school the week after vacation to a special rlatt room experience Their gueM lecturer and teacher waa Joseph H And rade from Ecuador, vtailing Mrs. Melvin Smith and the Marvin Smith family. The Marvin Smith* were "hi* family" dunng his stay in Hatting* three year* ago • ben Joseph was an ea change student here. Al that tune Joaeph. waa Booiteri to i Family Fun Night — 3OOOOOOOOCXX Farmer's State Bank of Middleville STARDNGAJ . 4OCIDCK East Main Street 795-3338 : MUSIC CENTER GID BOUTIQUE (Downtown Hostings) ; Gifts For All Your Needs (usuol ond unusuol) Mkewood High's Vikings continued their winning way* last week, roiling to a 91 60 victory at Cedar Spring* on Tuesday. Jan. 14. and then gnine to Fremont Friday for a 69 55 win. Tuesday Lakewood wa* to invade Ionia and Friday night they will be al home against Sparta. The Viking* pumped in 24 points in each of the first 2 period* at Cedar Springs eo route to their easy 9160 dir i von Mike O'Mara led the Vike* with 19. Al Westendorp had 15 and Mark Farrell 13. At Fremont. Lakewood led 158 at the quarter and 37 19 at the half Farrell wa* lhe high Vik­ ing with 17. O'Mara had 14 and Westradorp 10. lakrwood won both jun tor varsity tihs. downing Cedar Spring*. 54-48. and Fremont. 85A3 Maple Valley Edged 70-60 ON HONOR* UST By Portland Lakeview of Montealm County whipped Caraon City Crystal Friday. J a*. 17. 87 58. to remain on top of lhe Tn Central Conference with a 70 mark while Maple Valley dropped a tough battle U> second place Part land. 7080. MontahrUa turned bark Central Montealm. 74 M. and Saugatuck defeated Saranac. 6537. ia a non loop Mike Fox swished in 20 point* and had 21 rebounds for Maple Valley, while Robert Host had 17 points and 10 rebounds. Doug Miller had 29 points for Hetland Cubs Plan List for outstanding acade mic performance is Sally G. Coleman, a senior, th* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James G Coleman of 109 W. Slate Rd.. Haating*. WBCH RADIO AM ’ ino EM too i HASTINGS MICHIGAN Public Fun Nite Friday Cub Scouts from the Northeastern Lions Club Pack 3077 are making Final preparation for their 2nd annual "Fun Night' to be held on Friday. Jan. 24. from 7-9. Many area merchanta have donated for lhe done pruex such things as an electric comb, tackle boxes, dishwares, electric grass shear*, area rug* and gift certificate*. Over 50 item* have been donated with the grand price bring a 12" black and white television which the pack purchased Drawing* will be held during the evening. Game booth* for the "Fun Night" which will be held at Northeastern School and ia open to the public, will include fish pond*, dart game. gue«*mg game*, nail pound, candy eane tree, basketball shoot and many more favorite* may be play rd for prue* and will cost •nly one ticket each Central Garage, Inc. Middleville Ph. 795-3369 Potooccw* GA»C •rocks f uevioae roe* Goodwill ws«4 luxe l*3S Sgaciak aa Firotane town * Country Snow Vites Coca Cola White's Quart Site Photography 3 lor $1.00 Distinctive Portraiture Hastings Ph. 945-3967 Plus DepositThe Superette 205 N MichifM Haitian MS MU Bowling Billards ■I • 0<i«e Range Miniature Golf Whatner four iport.Jind jour Im with jour hieods il the If’. Middle-Villa M-37 in Middleville 795-3S40 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. January 21. 1974. Page 19 Downward Farm Trend Is Halted The long time downward FARM FORUM Ian 1 in farms has come to a 1075 indicate 80.000 fam*. ‘Maxie ’ Sets Milk Record inset tv around the home EPA issued its intent to chlordane and heptacblor So* 36 Such an intent would automatically suspend lhe two from the market within M day* unless affected manufacturer* request a hearing. Vesicol Chemical Com- Cresa explains that under ped. sold or bought. but under maybe Trie intent to cancel the chemical* did not include the registration for soil insertion for termite control or use a* root and lop dips for certain nonfood plants While there is really no way of telling the outcome of the hearing* al this point. I am concerned about what could happen If the chemicals and dietdrin were taken out of the most part, we can get along without tn Michigan But those chemicals have a molecular structure similar to chlordane-they are chlorinated hydrocarbons I'm worried that the judgment fir chlordane may be the same a* it was for may find ourselves coming may not be any suitable nub stitutes," Cress says Inquiry into the possible dangers of chlordane were derived from Environmental Defense Fund data A new record placing sixth in milk production among junior 3 year old Guernsey cow* in the United Slate* has been completed by the registered cow Kel owned by Michigan State University. Kellogg Farm. Hickory Corners. “Maxie" produced 21.260 pounds of milk and 938 pounds of fat in 3A” days on twice daily milking. "Maxie was sired by Kellogg Nances Cheer and Maxine. Classes Monday in $4 Million School Occupancy of the new $4 million Delton Kellogg High School i. slated for .Monday. Fifth grade rooms entary building to the Mid To accomodate the move to the new building, stud•nl* ia grade* K-12 will be dismissed at noon on Thurs The central kitchen in the new high school ha* been rperating since Jan. 6. Supt. Basil Johnson said. than farm number*. In 1040 for field ed for 1974 and 1973. Barry County Activities Michigan vegetable grower* may see the in­ secticide. chlordane, removed from the market, as acre ald-ln and dieldrin, by the Environmental Protec tson Agency < EPA). If m. the result could pssibly mean milliosn of dollars lost annually in Michigan to insect damage, up Dr Donald C Cress. .Michigan Slate University Cooperative Extension pesticide specialist Chlordane is used ex­ tensively lor while grub, aircuorm and other insect control on a variety of vegetable. turf grass, or umenta) and some field gram crops Business and residential uses indude con (rd of a *ide variety of pests The preliminary 1975 es­ timate for total land in farm* ia 12JOO.OOO acres. which is also unchanged for the last Total farms declined from 190,000 m 1940 u. 11H.000 ia 1980 and only 84.000 in 1970. The decline slowed down ia 1971 and 1972 and has rtablired at the 80.000 level to 12.3 million acres in 1973 and has held at this level in 1974 and 1975. W01' has steadily increased from 1940 u> 1973. but has held at the first auto race in the U.S. traveled 54 miles, averaging only 7’/» m.p.h.? and Did You Know more gov al material* selection pob You save by driving 50 m.p.h. rather than speeding Economise on gas. Help light the heat the final reading of a policy allowing student records to persons having legal custody yourself and your family safe Drive carefully oi requested hearings on all material* The purpose of the hearings will be to bring out xwemNed data on lhe effcctiveneu. environmental tumors in humans." Cre»s The bearings are supposed to determine whether or not there is a suitable substitute (or the tun chemicals "They it takes to sift through lhe collected data." Cresa says If the hearings indicate and humans, then the registered use* of the chemicals will be suspended DELTON JOTTINGS (and Southwest Barry) Harrington Road Wall Lake - Delton phonesn-tGM The Delton Golden Ager* Church Hall. Bring food to Enforcement lor Delton." Marje lected ary Society at Inter-Lakes Baptist Church. Other officers for 1975 are: Sharon Beebe, vice president; Shar Horvath, program chairman, and Esther Kahler, prayer rhiirrnin board granted permission for Delton football coaches to attend a football clinic in lansing on Friday and Sat­ urday. Jan. 17 and 18. Farrell's Heating Ph. 945-4020 /jv Elaine Gilbert dike Derby on Jan. 25 in Grand Rapids. Another Delton patrol placed ninth in the district Patrols in the derby com petition were tested for their skills in first aid. fire building, compass, shelter, lashing and knots, and points were awarded in a sled check. Delton Scouts who partici­ pated in the district event were: Steve Ixing, John Texter. Mike Martin. James Long. Rod Brownell. Norm Sinclair, Brian High. Georrc Lewis. Roily Eckhart. WilGe Tungstc. Bret Eckhart. Don Bowman, Chris Jones. Tom Hughe*. Rodney Tungste. Paul Hughes, and patrol leaders Alex Gemrich. Ed Stop la comes co antiques. aine Langs’ Steal Tires, Rims second and fourth place honor* at the Sunrise Dist net's annual Klondike Derby This high ranking entitles them to oc among the seven Bernard Street. Middleville. ed. 2 tire* and rims ware rich every selection. BAR10W 6ARt>etS FLORIST ms s. itritisii .... AW Responsibility pays oil -^fERVICE J 945 5073^ar;*IG«1ifSwEtf TTPlCAl SffrVlCf JEEuIM UUXdH^U’O UliSHMaU' 320 NO MICHIGAN HASTINGS MICH �00020101010000 69433719 NOTICE OF HEARING The Michigan Public Service Commission iCommi**Mxi) in H* Opinion and Order dated November 19. 1974 in Ca*e No. U47O1 initiated ixocerdmg* on lhe design of the rate structure* of gas utilities within the State of Michigan and other mechanisms to encourage the conservation of natural gas and to assist in increasing lhe |xnsibility of adequate future supplies of natural gas The initial bearing in these m ■Khrduta'l In conunrnce at V 111» m on FHe >M> 7. 1975 tn lhe offices of the CommiMum Law Budding. Lanetn*. Michigan. The hearing thall continue thereafter on such (tales .n a presiding officer may set until the mat ter* have bcm fully heard Any interested iwrties may attend the hearing and participate. subject Io lhe provtsxxi* of the Commission's Rules of Practxe and Procedure. Any part) seeking to intervene in accordance with Rule 11 of the Commission'* Rules shall file with lhe Commission, al least 5 days prior to the mitiaJ hearing of February 7. 1975. an original and 6 copses of the petitsm to intervene, together with proof of service upon their serving utility. The proceeding* initiated by the Commission will locus on two basic issues (1) Any adjustments in lhe rate structure for ga* ser­ vice of gas utilities within the State of Michigan that would be appropriate lor the promotion of the conservation of gas; and (2) Any other mechanisms appropriate for encourag ing the conservation of gat Fhe Commission rmpiiauxed that it had former) no turn findings or conclusions relative to the naues rased therein. However, in order to facilitate exploration of such issues, the Commission attached to the Opinion and Order several profvwah upon which the Commission solicited evidence and other comments The pro|io*als set forth in the Opinion and Order are divided mlo lour parts: Part I would direct among other things, that ga* utilities in the State of Michigan undertake a program of advertising and promotion to encourage the conservation of natural ga* and establish a program to identify cus­ tomer* using dnrwojiixtxxiate amount* of natural gas for space heating Gas utilities would also be required to establish a residential inspect xxi program to implement the "Discounted Residential Insulation Rate" provided for tn 1*811 II of the proposal*. Part 11 would establish a rate structure designed to reward residential customer* who adequately insulate their homes Four Alternatives are set forth which could implement »uch a rale structure Under each alternative residential ga* customer* having ceiling insulation ade­ quate to meet the R-19 standard a* set forth in the Federal Housing Administration >FHAi Minimum l*roperty Stan dard* tor Single Dwelling Units. |<aragra|>h 607-3 effective August 1. 19/4. and residential customer* who rent their dwellings and those whose living units arc such that they arc physically unable to install ceiling insulation that meet* the above R 19 standard would lie entitled to a “Dr* counted Residential Insulation Rate" 'Discounted Rate for natural ga* •ersicr. Under Alternative I. a portion of the revenues collected from residential customer* failing to qualify for the Ducounted Rale would be rebated annually by the utility collecting the samr to th<wc who qualified for the Dts counted Rate Under Alternative 2. a port am of the revenue* collected from residential customers failing to qualify (or the Dis­ counted Rale would br expended by the utility collecting the umr for qiecial conservation programs or special actions to assure adequate future supplies of gas. Under Alternative 3. a portion of the revenue* collected from residential customer* fading to qualify for the Dis­ counted Rale would be rebated annually to all residential customer*. Under Alternative 4. the rates lor ga* service for resi dent tai customc.* qualifying lor a Discounted Rate and those not qualifying for a Uncounted Rale would be established at level* calculated as nearly as practicable to result in no change in net revenue for each gas utility. Pari III would prohibit lhe attachment of new residen­ tial gas tervice unless lhe living unit of the prospective customer meet* one or more of lhe following requirements: <a) ceiling insulation meeting the FHA R-19 standard, th) wall insulataxi meeting the FHA R-ll standard, (c) storm door or storm windows or their equivalent, or Id) in the case of a mobile home the living unit ts in compliance with lhe heat kns standard* promulgated by the Michigan Construction Code Commrssam in the Mobile Home Code. R 4(14 30611 of (he Michigan Administrative Code Pari IV would prohibit the use of ga* for "ornamental purpose* " A* med in the proposal. "<ma men tai purjwwes fximary [>urpo*e of enhancement of the aesthetic quality of an object qiace. or environment, and include, but i* not limited to. a me primarily for the purjxwe of providing light " Each of the foregoing |xo|>o*al* would, if adopted as proposed, be made effective September I. 1975 The Commission request* all parties. Staff and inter venor* to address the impact of any proposal on residential customer* of "limited financial mean*, renters and cus­ tomer* whose dwelling* cannot physically be insulated and to suggest method* of treating such customers equitably. Under each alternative, residential customers who do not meet the insulation standard* or other qualifications for digilslity to purchase ga* under the "Dncounted Residen­ tial Insulataxi Rate" would pay a higher rate lor ga*. The Commission al*o ordered that each gn« utility file endence as to the future availability of and demand for ga* The Commissswi also qrcifically solicited other pro­ posal* from the utilities its Staff. and any other interested person which lit within lhe scope of the proceeding* Jurrwfictxxi ts [mriuant tn 190 PA 300. a* amended. MCI.A 463.2 et seq . 1919 PA tl9. as amended MCI.A 160 51 el srq ; 1939 I’A 3, as amended. MCLA 460 I et seq . 1923 PA 91. a* amended MCLA 460 351; Section «7. 1969 PA 306 as amended. MCLA 21 2H7; and Rule 52 of the Cnmmaaon't Rules of Practice and Procedure. 1954 Administrative Code, Supplement No. 51. R 460.62. consumers © Power aai ��THE HASTINGS BANNER. January >1. 19TO. Pa<e Sure Thing' Want Ads Guaranteed to Get Results or Your Money Back! Avctl ANDRUS Insurance Agency FR1DAYS--7X p.m.. Turn your extra items into cash Phone 9453200 AUCTION PAVILION. Bedford Rd. IS For All Kinds COMPANY OWNED vehOes 11900 1973 Chevy * ton 1-21 WORK Hl Xlnft FREE ESTIMATES Call Collect month. CM 946-6634 FREE ESTIMATES 4 ROOM, semi-furnished 1971 FORD STATION WAG condition >1.500 Gordon 1973 GMC SPRINT. 15.000 CARPENTER COTTAGE-Gun Lake Eng­ land Point. Year around, immaculate condition, three bedrooms, furnished. No pets. MUST RENT Security 795 9224 AGRICULTURAL LIME- phone 946 5348. after 5 p.m^ EXPERIENCED SURE THING" CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE Cbwvy 320 4 -MIRROeS .RADIATOR SfRVTCE Burkey Storm windows Doors Awnings Minimum M W per month. Phone 94653X 1-2B ment. Furnished, utilities •LAM •■■VICI -AUTO Home Improvement Of Insurance 145 W. State Ph. 945-4443 STORAGE SPACE to, i,m< Cascade or Koat metal guard. $pod gas mdeege. >3.400. pttone 121 945-3129 or 946-5121 862 9891________________ tf INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED Have your In 1963 FORD GALAXIE Ex cellent condition. Sound sell. Good condition Phone 946-4Q4 T29 FOR SALE- 1970 Cadillac sedan DeVde. Loaded with Delton 623-2798 2 BEDROOM motAebome. Delton area, adults only. No 623 8793 your convenience, phone 9455206 for an Appointment body. Excallant condition. W X McCORMICK Deering tractor, MOO 00 Slock tank buffet, tvghboy. suleboard of moving; also puppies. German Sheppard, CoBw mix >2 00 CaS Lacey 1416-76B- 948 8532 mga. McNpan. CLOSE-OUT pace* on sever FOR SALE- Swenmmg pool Welton's Complete Service •heating •Cooling CHEVY, 73 Vega hatchback, >1.590 Cail 945 2313 or 982 6229 V21 FERGUSON X TRACTOR. 3 MUST SACRIFICE. Dattun. 1971. PLSIOwagon. ait. tach. Mtchahnt. AM fM Vary Call 758 3500 til 6 p.m 758 3512 after 6 p.m.. except FOR SALE OR TRADE: 2 C. L MILLER Plumbing. Inc. COMFORTABLE APART­ MENT FOR RENT, ctarbng convert bedroom, air conditioned, 1970 CHEVY PICK UP FOR SALE Automatic, power • MR < OMMTIONING IX. a Secretaries - Read This!! QBgj Mg Arctic Cat Stan >88600 1970 Panther. Mod 398 •596.00. 1970 Panther. Mod 760 with eiec start >68600 rust pnxifed. almost new Phone 795 3684 946-5102.T29 FOR LEASE: Good two bay service station. Applicants deposit required. 212 W. State Rd Phone 945 2269 ______________________ b21 1969 SkiDoo Mod 371 Nordic, electric start >395 00 and 5pm FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Private bath >17.50 to >22.50 per week Weekly >15000. Financing avadabie holster* BOTTLE GAS 20 lb tanka. k 2 spring lambe and Phone 9« 8728 after 1973 El Tigre Mod 250. >895 00. condition. New rubber. >1,50000 94S2713 129 UPHOLSTERING- Cal Cale dona 891 1100 or 4551980 ______________________ L?’ BLACK Et WHITE 17' Admir­ al TV in good working condition. Call 948 8 754 Used Snowmobiles BEDROOM HOUSE near Gun Lake Rd. Ph. 945-5769 oai Inaui AB items TABLE PAPER-For picnics. FOR SALE-2-14x6 inch Hastings Automatic Heating FIREPLACE WOOD and stacked Ron Hook. Dotton. 1623 2146 1-29 __________________ F27 Pk 9455352 Stop in and choose a pattern lor kitchon, bath, etc., at a great savings Hastings Floor Covering, do nmsonvt tf VINYL UPHOLSTERED RE­ VOLVING ROCKER. Oil 2 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT immeAats possess p.m, If 945-4215 fOR LEASE Good two bey service station. Applicants Cail 94!> ‘>022 between 8 a.m. andSpjn.tf Read the Classifieds! PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR A lacai I ire n warckiaf far Waldo's Auto Sales Grand Ledge Phone 1-517-8Z7 2G75 Your authorized Arctic Cat Dealer Submit rnamt and salary requirements la: Boi 1243 c/o Hrtinp Banner, P.O. Boi SI, Hntinp, Midi. 49058 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. January «; 1PT8. Pm*'28 Sure Thing' Want Ads Exclusively in The Hastings Banner! Per Sale Help Wexted Mobiluhume* MEAD BAIT ANO TACKLE. 2111 S. Broadway Minnows, wigglart, wax worms. ___ ----------- II SECRETARY Oo you hove experience as a confidential secretary to a corporate executive? Do you have the FOR SALE 12 and 14 fool wide mobile homes Also, mobllehome sites lor rent Carlion Center Mobile Village 9454027 tf ger? Can you take shorthand. use a dictaphone and type with a high degree of speed and accuracy? Can you hand­ le a confidential filmy sys­ tem? Why not cal 795-3364 and discuss this unusual and challenging position with Dun Dovaon, Inoustnai Ha­ lations Manager. Send a resume if you prefer, Brad­ ford White Corporation. 100 Lafayette St.. MaMtevrUe. Mi 49333. An equal opportunity employers. 1-21 RENTAL PURCHASE 2 and 3 bedrooms A way to BUY1 Riley Mobile Homes 7300 S. Weitnedge Kolamoxoo »hgne(l)327 4436 tf 5 HP ROTO TILLER. *150 24" 5HP Snow Btoww 4125 4x8 ut*ty trailer 1125. 10" ROCK TUMBLERS. SAWS. GRINDERS Gnu. Potabes. Raw Mateiial, Mountings Gifts Potter i Pebble Palace H mte N. of Cascade Road or 4 mdos S. of Lowell 4073 Swrwun. Lowed. Phone 897 Trifc. tf Help Wanted CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION We need man or women to and ful loe of Advertising Special lies. Calendars and Gifts in tw Hastings Area Must be able to plan own lane and work with a mintmum of superviaion. AU accounts are protected. Repeat orders are protected. Hgh Commmrons payable when orders are p sated for cratft. The advertising Specialty Line ia the most extensive in the Industry Calendars are manufactured at our Rod Oak pny company, i iu oo Second Street. Red Oak. towa, 51536 V2B IMMEDIATE OPENING for half time A her Care Special­ ist. Primary duties: To pro vide psychological supportive servxes to indrinduata return­ ing to the community followng hosprtakxaton at State Psychotogcal Care Units. To act as a ketson between the state institutions and the Barry County Community Mental Health Services Prof esnonai requirements. Psyc­ hiatric Soda! Worker or R.N. with Psychiatric nursing ex perience Salary open. Send resume to Dr. Joseph Seekg. Director. Barry County Men tai Health Services. 1006 W. Green St.. Hastings, Mich. _____________________ 1J1 AGRI BUSINESS PRO FESSIONAL-to communi­ cate with today's farmers Independent self starter can make excellent income eervmg farmer chents. Respected product with thousands of satisfied repeat farm cus­ tomers. nationwide Personal training. Sales tools. Farmers/dealers welcom*.. Call Efwood Copeland. (5171 223 8987 or Wayne Thompson at (6161677-1213. V2B Hugh Fullerton. Hastings Hastmgs. STEEL PLAYER, bass player and drummer for band Call 1543-5419.tf REGISTEED MORGAN COLT FOR SALE The one's a winner' $850 with terms and boarding available Can Nashvdle 1 517 852 9743 Lust BEIGE. BIG DOG with black face Answers to the name of DUKE Cross between St. Bernard, hotkey and german shepherd Call 948 8213 Wat. last seen around Tanner Lake Rd area Wearing dog coder. Chiefs pet.____________ L2’ FEMALE GERMAN SHEP­ ARD. black and eihrer. 5 months old. Name DIVA. Area of Gun L«e Rd and Chief Noonday Rd RE­ WARD OFFERED Call 945 5764 before 3 30 pm. or 795-9336 anytime. 1-21 TWO KEEPSAKE COINS. Spanish coin. Lost Dec 26 at Wteon and Grant. REWARD FOR RETURN 9454564 1 28 Mebllahowax HOLLY PARK MOBILE HOME 12x60 mony extrm Must see io appreciate. *32-1676. 1-21 NO MONEY DOWN GRAY MaMtlteaef GfMd lipids Notices CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush No wet carpets or handwork Cleon IB0 square •eet for only 1? 95 Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W State Hostings. Phone W155I IS if BE YOUTHFUL. BEAUTIFUL with wnnhlo-free skin regor dies* of age Kit $5 00 Open 10 a.m. to 5:30 p m. 534­ 5242 Humo Health Center 4723 5- Division Wyoming Michigan 490SB tf ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS and Alonon family gioup meeting* every Monday B p ■* Phono *45 2O2V or B52 9522 tf IT PAYS TO LISTEN Dial 945 9813 every day and tust listen tf SAVE MONEY" Cleanyour tugs and upholstery with Co hi poo (vanishing loam) Rug Shampoo Easy to use economical and safe Rent lhe machine lor only SI 00 per day with shampoo pur chase Brown s Custom in­ teriors 9459467 tf A K C. REG IRISH SETTER PUPS. Mothar from AmoriCanadian Bench & Field Trie! Stock. Only 3 males left 450. Cal 862 9743. ________ 1-2B PET BOARDING Poyno toko Kennel Heated and unhealed accomodations lor cots and dogs Coll 7959032. tf ■•al Bstata FOR SALE OR TRADE Four bedroomhome lull basement hardwood floors, carpeting and drapes plus a built-in range. Terms available Phono days 948 8189 evening* 623 2447 2 4 NEED AT ONCE. Homes with small acreage and large lar ms We hove qualified buyers to invest in this area Just give us a coll in time*UNITED FARM RIAL ISTATL 9459243 tl FOR LEASE Good two bay service station Applicants must be qualified mechanics Call 94$ $022 between 8 a m and 5 p m tf s«rvi<«ae Motorcycle Repair FLit rare; 17 50 per hour You jup/W parts Frank Votbed WANTED TO BUY Used relngorolor in good working condition Prefer relatively recent model Reply Box 1242 c-o Hostings Banner Hostings Michigan 49058 tf The new rapacity limit far basketball crowds in the altered Jenison Field House at Michigan State ia 9.995 Work Waated WORK WANTED Typir 948 5*06 or 945 5060 after 5 WANTED-Babysitting, your home, days or evenings. 946-2734.b21 945-4328 Cat between 10 and 6 Monday thru Friday CHAIN SAW HEAOQUAR TERS Repairs and shar parting San parts and sup plies McCullough and Pioneer Fronnsco Farm Sup­ ply M37 South Wl 5-3150 >1 CASH OR TRADE for your used guns Your choice ol ovet 400 guns Browmng Weatherby Winchester Remington all mokes KENT HARDWARE 1639 Chicago Drive Wyoming Phone I <616)2410109 tf WANTED Top prices for used or antique oriental rvgs Phone collect 1-517 487 5689 3 11 Notice For Bids For sale 1971 Plymouth 4 door Sedan. May be seen at Dewey's Car Palace, M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday Sealed bids may be submitted to lhe Hope Township Clerk, Post Office Box 568. Cloverdale. Michigan 49035 before Feb 1. 1975. Bids will be opened Feb. 4. 1975 at 8 p.m. at the Delton Fire Barn. The B •nd H Poli co D opart mont has thq right to reject any or all bids. Roa Evaa> Hope Township Clerk NOTICE OF NEW FUNDING FOR PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT Barry County has been informed that the county will receive an initial funding allocation of $40,091.00 and an estimated total allocation of $126,332.00 under Title VI of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973, as amended. These funds will be used to establish additional Public Service jobs in local. government agencies, schools, and private, non-profit organizations in Barry County. 11 is expected that a summary of the countywide plan for use of these funds will be ready for publication in the Banner on January 29, 1975. Questions and comments concerning the plan may be directed to: Roy Kearney, Manpower Coordinator Courthouse Hastings, Michigan 49058 Telephone: 945-4237 �00 This Weekij I Clip thi* entire page! It a yeur entry blank lor the week ol Jaa. 2*35. 1975 3. This week take your entry blank [the entire page| to aa many store* listed at the bottom ol this entry blank aa you wish. Remember, the more stores you viait the mare yaw stead tovtaMy aae entry blank may he diatributod r ^ Tj per wfc 3. Ask carb ol the participating Mores yau visit to stamp your eetry Maak (anywhere on this page) with their store stamp as proof you've been in their store this week. No purchase necessary 4. Bring your entry blank aad deposit it ia the drawtag barrel in treat a< WBCH. 119 W. State Street. Harting* aay day between 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. The deadline ia 5:30 p.m. thia Saturday! 5. Make sure vour name, addreaa and telephone number ia legible. •. Be burning to WBCH next Mawday mamtag al 9:45 MB. Well draw ewe name YOUR NAME. PHONE NUMBER RUBENS B & R KAFAY CARL & BETTY'S APPLIANCE BEN FRANKLIN SIGNS TIRE SERVICE WOODLAND HARDWARE COUNTRY CORNERS HASTINGS KAWASAKI COLOR CENTER WESTERN AUTO HASTINGS APPLIANCE (W. Green STEVE'S DOG GROOMING DOG N SUDS ' HALIFAX HAMBURGERS GILMORE JEWELERS HASTINGS COM. PRINTER! LEARY'S SPORT CENTER STROUSE BUILDERS BROWNS CUSTOM INTERIORS BOSLEY PHARMACY WOODCRAFT GIFT SHOP PEG'S BEAUTY BAR MUSIC CENTER & GIFT BOUTIQUE L.P W SPECIALTIES JANET'S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE J C PENNEY NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MILLER S FURNITURE & CARPET JACOB S REXALL DRUG STORE SEAR! C L MILLER PLUMBING GITTLEMAN'S HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING MONTGOMERY WARD LAWRENCE L.P. GAS GOODYEAR BROTHERS SMITH SERVICE (S.M-371 DEL S MOBILE HOMES FROST CONTROL BOB'S GUN & TACKLE SHOP � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1975. 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